HELLO!
I conceive and curate exhibitions and multimedia projects.
Interventions that make people pause and reflect delight me. My own approach usually involves tickling our innate curiosity or revealing details that hide in plain sight.
I have a background in architecture, design, and writing – a foundation that continues to inform my work. My practice, which spans over 10 years, is evolving constantly through meaningful collaborations with local and international creative talent, institutions, and cultural organizations.
I invite you to scroll through a selection of my projects below.
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Prachi
FLIGHT MODE
An exhibition about the erosion of solitude from contemporary culture. Two immersive installations housed in shipping containers invited passing pedestrians to reflect on what we readily give up in pursuit of constant connectivity.
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Art Installations: Ecolocation by Hagop Ohannessian and Antiprism by Lily Jeon.
Supported by SAVAC and The Arts Council of Ontario. Site provided by Waterfront Toronto.
Photography by Rémi Carreiro and Vincent Castonguay. Graphic Design by Heather Lynn and Billyclub.
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MODELLING POSSIBILITIES
Working Models was a multi-media exhibition that probed the role of working models in design research. The selections demonstrated the possibilities of models to work in various modes: Concept, Process, Detail, Digital, Performance and Illustrative.
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EXPLORING TELEPHONY
Seeing Voices suggested that a telephone is more than an everyday object that connects us; the icon represents a vast social history of exchange. The exhibition featured seven distinct research projects, all exploring the meaning and impact of telephony.