"We are using the artistic disciplines of sculptural textile and electroacoustic composition to explore the movements of personal and collective bodies."

Sarah is interested in how humans feel compelled to leave a permanent mark on the earth and believes this is associated with our fear of death and being forgotten. Perhaps because we know our time is limited we strive to make ourselves permanent in some way.

it was the extreme Canadian winters that taught me the importance of indoor hobbies. I found fibre art to be immensely therapeutic and became absorbed by the end result. I never expected this art form to become one of my greatest passions until, after many failed attempts, I found success in incorporating dried flowers and truly fell in love with the process.

"A few years ago, I began drawing from TV stills, as a way to reignite my studio practice. After a while, I began to focus exclusively on Antiques Roadshow, as its content and context proved to be a rich area for exploration." - Riki Kuropatwa

Through his unique blend of street art and plein air techniques, Alex Stewart portrays delicate, ethereal female figures harmoniously interacting with nature.

"In my exploration of this topic, I invited a community of women to share their experience of mothering in relationship with themselves, other beings, and nature." - Shantael Sleight