Kim and Larissa discuss collaborating

from my work as a cofacilitator … musing on this concept and its metaphors, responding to some call within me to redefine it. that a container does not restrain or restrict. The soil is the container life grows from

Excerpt from solo performance I created with ALP sourced material and resilience.

A moment by the water in Belize

biosonification of an Arbutus tree

i sat by the red sea in 2023 the waters & the aliveness within healed my body-spirit this is some of what they spoke to & through me

A team guided by Diane Roberts and Gerry Trentham came together to first participate in an Arrivals Personal Legacy Process and then follow with an interdisciplinary creation period using Gerry’s Fields process and Art of Peace aesthetic within Kaersten Colvin-Woodruff’s sculptural landscape.

Response to “What is a Seed?”

Inspired by Olalekan Adekokan’s Agogo Ayo, I explore the balance between then and now, here and there.

Zainab and Larissa share some ideas.

Adora and Larissa discuss the arts

Sc̓rsiłməlx( Syilx) / Oregon Grape Bush (English) Medicine A traditional healer, Sc̓rsiłməlxin the Syilx language of this territory of the Okanagan First Nation, is a blood tonic, an antimicrobial, a laxative, and can ease stomach irritability.

a love note of gratitude to my ancestors

A response to the idea of balancing ourselves. How do you practice self care? How does your self care extend into your community? How does your self care impact your ability to collaborate effectively?

AI image of Desi Futures

An inter-dialogue with my Board about what it means to decolonise Board practices.

What does sacrifice mean? What is our relationship to sacrifice? What did our Ancestors sacrifice in honour and devotion? Under coercion?

mud flats and their cracks remind me of our skin and the groves of our beingness

This seed is in response to a compelling moment that took place when I was five years old. It was the first time I recall thinking about the concept of mortality.