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Five finished ecosystem snowglobes, now formally The Landscape Cloches, at last

A concentrated effort over one week, combined with the use of my mom’s sewing machine over the long weekend, was finally enough to finish the remaining four ecosystems, now officially named The Landscape Cloches. While it’s still about 3 weeks before the window installation, documentation was needed for the mini-publication that’s being developed, and I […]

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Presidency proposal

I’ve been the President of the Board for Artcite Inc., a not-for-profit artist-run centre for the contemporary arts, for almost two years. During the first few months of my presidency, the organization experienced a severe cash-flow shortage after an already long transition period, when the former executive director left after 3 decades. Artcite survived, recovered, […]

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Drilling, sanding, and hammering

For each letter of the finalized text create->hatch/n, 8 holes were needed for the translated binary code. As a result, I spent a lot of time, drilling out and sanding the holes, and cutting dowels and fabric pieces. Each dowel piece was wrapped in dark (“O”) or light (“1”) fabric and hammered into the hole […]

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Back paw bookmarks

Why does the summer fly by so fast? I still have so many projects I want to get at. BUT, I can never turn down cuddles from my tuxedo cat Boggart. And it was during some intensive cuddles, with legs and paws going every which way, that these adorable bookmarks were inspired. A quick little […]

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