WLF Box

Designed and constructed by Maziar Ghaderi the WLF Box is a translucent projection cube that is both a live stage and an immersive 360° screen of audio-reactive visualizations and livestream feeds of diasporic communities from around the world.

Featuring 2 Iranian 'artists-in-exile' performing within a scrim box as their stage, Maziara is utilizing Charles Street Video's space to train and rehearse upcoming installations with a 2-channel projection mapping setup for an in-the-round theatre piece.

About the Artist: Maziar Ghaderi is a versatile creative, known for his contributions to new media and education. As a director, writer, producer, and multimedia artist, he aims to capture the essence of our modern era through thought-provoking social commentary. His portfolio has garnered acclaim worldwide, showcased in prestigious exhibitions and events across North America, Europe, and West Asia, earning recognition from esteemed institutions like the MIT Media Lab and Columbia University.

His story and experience-based work spans various platforms, from film to interactive technology, and has been featured in prominent outlets such as CBC, VICE, and The Globe & Mail. Maziar's artworks have graced renowned venues like Buddies In Bad Times Theatre and the Tokyo International Short Film Festival, receiving accolades such as a nomination for Best Documentary at the Yorkton Film Festival.

Beyond artistic pursuits, Maziar's producer talents extend to securing substantial funding for his projects, reflecting his conceptual development and vision. He has also produced feature films that attained critical acclaim and solid distribution.

As an educator, Maziar shares his expertise with aspiring artists and filmmakers at esteemed institutions like OCAD University and TMU. His diverse educational background, coupled with fluency in multiple languages, enriches his perspective and fuels his artistic endeavours.

 2024