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Whether warped in reflection by ripples across the lake, or moving over a flower, light is a major player in this piece. Recorded at sunset at Lost Lagoon in Stanley Park, light makes its movement evident across throughout the duration.

This composition begins with a primary focus on the smooth, languid motions of a crystal-clear stream, then finds itself in a still moment of contemplation with a katydid and an ant, washing her antennae. Recorded at Invergarry Park in Surrey.

In support of Kelly Small's MDes thesis.

Prototype for interspecies new media performance, 01:30 min excerpt Yellow Ball is part of an experimental series of performances called Canine Haiku. The series draws attention to intentionality and expressiveness of nonhumans, and relational…

These podcasts function as mapping based in oral storytelling, a way to share some the conversations and research that are the foundation to all of the Mapping East Van projects.

A pensive study of the shoreline focusing first on small movements of sand and water, then moving out into the water amongst kelp and algae, with appearances made by small flies and crabs.

The music video represents the feeling of losing yourself in the midst of a relationship and the realization of losing interest in each other.

The talk includes an introduction to research data management (RDM) in the context of the Open Access Movement and federal policy, data planning and principles, data storage, and data deposit. The content is also available here: https://ocadu.…

Part I: "Recommended Readings" - The conceptual/metaphorical movements broadly reference how librarians related to other ECU community members (staff and other faculty members), the nature of these relationships in the context of power,…

This presentation was part of a panel discussion titled "On Non-Human Futures, Instruments, and Stories" which took place online on November 22, 2021. The panel was a part of the Conducting Creative Research series, a collaboration between…

These podcasts function as mapping based in oral storytelling, a way to share some the conversations and research that are the foundation to all of the Mapping East Van projects.

This presentation is a part of a collaborative series between Emily Carr University of Art and Design (ECU) and OCAD University (OCAD U). The series explores themes around responsible conduct in art and design research. The Conducting Creative…

"A film created and produced by Kaylee Louie finds its catalyst over the course of isolation during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Being stuck in her home for the course of 2020, this film was the first time Kaylee has explored capturing movement,…

In this presentation, Dorit Naaman will address data management through emergent research-creation methods in the settings of contested territory and traumatic histories. It will describe Naaman’s interactive documentary project, Jerusalem, We Are…

Beginning with the solitary march of an ant amongst a forest of grass, we follow the movement of water and sand to the rocky shore, small tableaus captured in beautiful compositions.

Focused on a very small scale, Alisa gives view into the worlds of kelp and sand at Wreck Beach. Prominently featured is the movement of small grains of sand and silt, running down a leaf or pulled to the sea in small rivulets.

The world today presents us with many complex challenges, such as dealing with a pandemic. The solutions to these challenges are not easily found through the lens of single scholarly disciplines. Increasingly, problem-solving in a complex world…

These podcasts function as mapping based in oral storytelling, a way to share some the conversations and research that are the foundation to all of the Mapping East Van projects.

Research Data Management (RDM) is increasingly recognized as a key part of the research enterprise in all disciplines. With the forthcoming release of the Tri-Agencies’ Policy on Research Data Management, both researchers and the institutions and…

Filmed at Wreck Beach starring the smallest of actors, flies swarming above a rock, a worm amongst glistening sea moss, and an ant on a leaf. Removed from the micro timescale, featured as well is the slow drift of sun across a spiderweb.

"Hiatus, Hope, Harmony. All is good. And then, something changes. You feel incomplete, unaccomplished and restless. You almost disappear. It is a pause, a hiatus, a break...anything but a stop. It is time to pay attention to your mental health…

Day Sixty is a film made with Socially distanced protocols. All set ups were either 6 feet apart, or were shot with techniques such as an unmanned camera, in order to ensure that we were maintaining the strict Covid Guidelines in place in May of…

In support of Hoda Hamouda's Master of Design thesis.

Recorded at Miller's Landing, this features a more removed view of several locations, the small movements within, finally underscored by a sense of human interruption by an amount of detritus.

The purpose of this presentation is to foster awareness of the privacy issues that rise throughout the entire lifecycle of research data. This presentation is a part of a collaborative series between Emily Carr University of Art and Design (ECU) and…