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making paper with participants Date: October 2022 One of several artists participating in 2022 edition of the Marigold Project. A community event in Detroit (MI) at which I was facilitating paper-making mapping workshop for community members of all ages.	inSite Symposium Date: September 2022 facilitated a paper-making debris mapping workshop open to both the university community and those outside of it.	Sept 6 2022 workshop Date: September 2022 Collaborating with fellow paper maker and good friend Drea, we host outdoors workshops that explore how situated plants and debris can be incorporated into the production of paper.

co-"leading" a de-tour at FAB Date: June 2022 A playful walk through the city of Bath, UK during the Fringe Arts Bath Festival in June 2022 with the international team "(per)mission to play".	Mapping Debris Together Workshop Date: May 2022 As part of the Hexagram Emergence/y workshop series: a participatory walking tour through Quartier des Spectacles (Montreal) culminating in the creation of debris maps in a park together.	In the Middle Chimera Exhibition Date: April/May 2022 Part of a larger exhibition of works of members of Milieux. In this exhibition I demonstrated my thesis research, offered participant kits to individuals and shared the debris mappings of many participants.

Reframing Past - Emerging Futures Date: Jan - July 2022 Short film collaboration between myself and Euros Rowlands (Wales, UK) that explores the material, historical and social layers that exist in our cities. Supported by Elysium Gallery.	Pulpy Circuits Date: June 2021 - now Description: A Milieux funded research-creation project that fuses the process of handmade "debris-filled" paper and electronics to play with interactivity, and the ephemeral nature of paper. Follow the journey on Instagram.	Body Archeology Date: April 2022 Group performance art presentation at the end of 6 weeks of workshops during which we dug into our ancestry and the challenges and gifts we carry with us and what we allow ourselves to let go of. (photo by: Roxanne Ross)

MissAdventure Comics Date: 2015 - now Description: A personal comic that explores the ups, downs, and in-betweens of life. Published online bi-weekly. Click on the image to see the full collection.	[per]mission to Play Detour Dates: August 2020 - now Group of artists spanning multiple countries that work together to explore our interactions in public space both together and apart. We explore how the disembodied tool of the internet can be used to interrogate the very embodied experience of moving through and being within public space. Just as the Polly Pocket does in this photo. Placed on the end of this pipe as a point of curiosity.	Welcome Home Paper Making Date: August 15 2021 Tricia Enns leads participants of all ages in an afternoon of paper making that incorporates materials from the immediate natural surroundings. These paper based creations challenge the participant to consider where “home” begins vs end, and how they can engage with materials in their home with new found curiosity.

Be The Wall Date: Oct 2019 - Dec 2019 Description: A performative and technical project that interrogated how we interact with the city as we move through it. Wearing a "talking suit" I designed using a sound board and homemade pressure sensors I stood at different points in the city and allowing the suit, painted as a wall, to vocalize potential narratives of material world around us.	Upcycled Jewelry Date: 2012 - now I like to play with what we consider of value and use waste products, such as old silver jewelry and bicycle tubes to create beautiful new pieces of jewelry. Working with my hands I challenge what creates value, is it the materials or the memories associated with the materials?	Metro Intimacy Date: Feb 2020 - Apr 2020 Description: A performative work that plays with how feelings of intimacy can be generated and lost through how we interact with spaces, including highly functional spaces, such as metro stations. Click on the image to see the final work produced.

Sexy Honeybees Date: May 2019 - June 2019 Description: An exhibition of hand drawings and prints that contrast feminine sexuality with honeybees, centring around personal exploration and scientific research. For more images and/or purchase prints please contact me directly.

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