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I conceive and curate exhibitions and multimedia projects.

Interventions that prompt reflection are a delight to me. I particularly enjoy unraveling what hides in plain sight.

My training in architecture, design, and writing comes through in all my work. The projects below are my most memorable collaborations with fellow creatives and cultural organizations. 

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Prachi

CIRCUITS OF
SAND & WATER


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A transmedia experience about what it’s like to be human in an era where algorithms construct desires; the machine gaze parses through our actions; and privacy is diminished in service of data-driven utopias.

The digital prototype is an experimental film from the vantage point of CCTV cameras in public spaces. Windows become metaphors for privacy, while an unseen narrator speaks of the tacit wagers we make with our data everyday.

The theatrical prototype presents an embodied experience of dwindling privacy by placing the audience in a smart home. The narrative is delivered through domestic objects and highlights the tussle between animal instincts and digital impulses in intimate settings.

*Developed with support from Canada Council for the Arts and CALQ.

FLIGHT
MODE


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An exhibition about the erosion of solitude from contemporary culture. Two immersive installations housed in shipping containers invited reflection on what we readily give up in pursuit of constant connectivity.


︎ www.savac.net/flight-mode/
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Featured Installations: Ecolocation
by Hagop Ohannessian and Antiprism by Lily Jeon.

Supported by SAVAC and the Ontario Arts Council. Site provided by Waterfront Toronto

Photography by Rémi Carreiro and Vincent Castonguay. Graphic Design by Heather Lynn and Billyclub.



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LOOKING BACK
AT THE FUTURE


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Cover & Spread re-visited seven architectural projects of Canadian Modernism through archival photos and editorials featured in Canadian Architect Magazine. The aim was to understand the legacy and relevance of the buildings today. 


MODELLING POSSIBILITIES


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Working Models probed the role of model-making in design research. The selections, using a range of media, demonstrate the possibilities of working models in various modes: Concept, Process, Detail, Digital, Performance and Illustrative.