WORKSHOPS:

I have been facilitating workshops since 2012. I lead group workshops that explore our relationship to public space, play, walking, and map making.

I have facilitated workshops at conferences, symposiums, research centres, and independently in parks, studios, and shared environments. I believe some of the most impactful learning experiences come from creating and exploring together.

Objects of Care, 3D modelling and VR participatory project presented at Journees de la Culture and MUTEK (2025) at Ada X.

Plant sensing walk and paper making with fennel stalks in Champ des Possibles in collaboration with Drea Collage (Sept, 2025). Photo Credit: Drea Collage.

Debris mapping with NYC Trash Club at Sunview Luncheonette, Brooklyn (July, 2025). Photo Credit: S. Lamer.

Ventology Workshop at Toronto Metropolitan University as an invited artist for the CRiSP residency program (July, 2025). Photo credit: Andrew Lochhead.

Participant helping with the creation of a large debris mapping of the Entrepot77 site in Montreal as part of a durational, participatory performance. Photo credit: Lee Wilkins.

Chatting with participants as we collect debris and share stories and thoughts about Trinity Bellwoods Park, Toronto, during a workshop co-facilitated with Andrew Lochhead. Photo credit: Andrew Lochhead.

I offer debris mapping workshops, Ventology Walks, Objects of Care Workshops, Zine Making Sessions, and Embodied Walking, and other Counter Mapping, Trash-oriented and Place-Based workshops.

These workshops incorporate walking, debris, storytelling and paper-making to create counter maps and better understand the complexity of specific places.

Please email me, subject “workshop please“, if you would like to work together and/or invite me to facilitate a workshop :D

EEK! Will update this archive with 2024 and 2025 soon, but I am doing my best to be slow, thanks for understanding. In the meantime, you can refer to my newsletters and cv found in the footer

My practice primarily incorporates paper making, illustration, mapping, zine making, performance art, walking-as-art (and research). Often, it also incorporates debris, garbage, electronics, audiowalks, soundscapes, and video production, and more.

I work with a group of international artists called [per]mission to Play to organize, facilitate and perform interactive and critical walks, create alternative maps, and playfully connect with different urban spaces. Our work has been featured at the Fringe Arts Bath Festival, and we have been funding by the 4 Nations Fund (Scotland Arts Council).

I use the creative process to explore topics of interconnection, spatial storying, and play. I process emotions and feelings through illustration and explore the overlooked and neglected pathways through public spaces using art and design.

Here is a random collection of images from projects and explorations. Click on images with pink borders to be taken to an external link and learn more about the project there.