Sylvana dAngelo is an artist, designer and programer who works with form and technology to create cross platform projects. She studies the human condition and endeavours to understand culture through superstition by questioning the nature of existance. Blurring the lines between what is real and what could be real her work is a visual study of idealism and the underlying interconnected evolution of progress.
Originally conceived as an exhibition for Canada Gallery at Canada House in London, the project has been adapted for online presentation due to the coronavirus pandemic. This virtual exhibition presents works by Asinnajaq, Meagan Musseau, Marina Roy, Tania Willard, and Elizabeth Zvonar alongside texts by curator Laurie White, interviews with the artists, and a zine response by artist and curator Whess Harman.
This project is a website and publication derived of images submitted online by participating artists from Vancouver and South Korea. Images were curated directly from a live folder and feed this site where they are randomly formatted for publication. Print copies of the publication by hitting Command+P and receive three pages of images to be saddle stiched.