Artivism

Artivism is a conceptual and multidisciplinary communications creator, that combines art and activism. Who discovers and creates spaces and words to define them in context. 

I am: 

-A free speech, free thought, speak out advocate 

-Ambitious at being useful

-I literally wear my heart on my sleeve 

-A little bit of everybody but a little bit more of myself

-In search of finding the common denominator = truth and connecting the invisible string that holds everything and everyone together = bond between us all 

The finds: The I-D-As: The plans: The projects: The interactions:   

My work: 

-Is a regurgitation and in response to what I live, experience and witness daily as a human woman sharing this planet; socially, environmentally, & politically... did I miss anything? 

-brings social, political, environmental and personal autobiographical issues to the streets, public and private spaces. 

-Is mostly executed with found, gathered and gifted objects 

-Projects sometimes take years, some come to me and within hours they happen! 

-Any project no matter how quickly it's accomplished actually took my life until that moment to create. 

-A common denominator in my work deals with interactivity, repetition, transparency, identity & the common denominator/collective voice of human beings 

-The ideas come to me like a black and white photograph, a quick glimpse, a snapshot. Sometimes before I know how to make it and with what, other times after finding something and sitting on it for a while and many times after collecting something for some time. 

How I make money to make free public Artivism:
-I create mirror micro projects related to the macro projects 

*10% of everything sold goes to a different organization in the context of the Artivism work. * 

Artivism honors & acknowledges the land on which she lives & creates is First Nations land of the unceded xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) territory. 

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