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 About the Artists: 

Connie Oreamuno is a queer, Chilean Toronto-based new media artist. Since her post-secondary dance education, she joined her love of film and choreography eventually intersecting her work with new media and creative technologies. She is drawn to dream states, ethereality, colour, surrealism, and how different worlds and practices can intersect. Influenced by her dance background, she is interested in how movement and digital mediums can merge. Her work has been featured in Festival of Recorded Movement, Geary Art Crawl, Contact Dance Film Festival, published in Femme Handbook and is currently a board member at Charles Street Video. She has primarily worked with projection design and mapping for installations, theatre, film, concerts and multimedia events centering queer artists.

Jibril Yassin is a Toronto-based photographer. He’s obsessed with things that look beautiful, iced coffees and sunrises. Some of his work and visuals have been utilized by clients such as It’s OK, Boiler Room, Uma Nota Culture, Ace Hotel Toronto, Polaris Music Prize, Pride Toronto, Feeld, and Long Winter hotography installation/exhibition, that blends intimate, close-up photos of different body parts with projected textures that resemble human anatomy mapped onto the body, accentuating its curves and grooves ethereally.