Multimedia installation, 2017
Radio drama, video/animation, and sculpture

Upon entering the hauntingly, mysterious space of K’s restaurant – one is led through an immersive time-travel to sites off the shores of Yonago, Japan to the islands of British Columbia. Spanning the 1900s – 2100, this 60 minute installation invites audiences to experience an immersive trilogy of short stories. Each short story bridges a connection between Canada and Japan by way of early Japanese migration and the natural resources of coal, lumber, and iron.

Please visit the project website here. 

Contemporary Art Curator: Makiko Hara

Sound Design: Antoine Bédard
Stop Motion Camera & Editing Assistance/Technical on Installation: Asa Mori
Video Programming: Bobbi Kozinuk
Carpentry: Marc Hansen
Carpentry: Minoru Kofu Yamamoto
Project Assistant: Cherry Wen Wen Lu
Translation & Project Assistance: Kazuho Yamamoto
Stop-Motion Technical Assistance: Stephen Wichuk

Movement Assistance for Scissors: Caroline Liffmann
Lighting for Scissors: James Proudfoot
Cinematography & Camera/Editing of Scissors: Aya Garcia
Make-Up for the Giant for Scissors: Justin Saint
Costume Design for Scissors: Leah Weinstein

Performers: Lexi Vajda, Linda Hoffman, Renée Sigouin, Sean Marshall Jr.

Rock, Paper, Scissors, 2018
Yonago City Museum
Yonago, Tottori, Japan

Scissors part of Luminocity, 2018
Kamloops Art Gallery
Curator: Charo Neville
Photo credit: Devon Lindsay