We are a collective of 3 culturally diverse artists, including First Nations, immigrant, and queer members, each bringing years of unique and varied forms and styles of art practices. Our work is interdisciplinary, involving visual arts, audio, poetry, spiritual art, animation, and digital art. Despite differences in our styles and methods, a common thread that ties our collective together is the theme of healing that centers our practices.

As individuals who have walked the healing journey ourselves, we know how much impact pain and trauma can have on one’s mental, physical, and spiritual health. Because we know such pain, we also know how important and valuable it is to face it directly and process it; art has been our way to process and heal from such wounds, and through our practices, we want to encompass this in our practice.

Our aim is to both convey to others our journey and experiences of healing, but also to provide the opportunity for the audiences to feel seen and understood by our art, leading to even small moments of healing. Through various mediums and methods, we try to capture different forms and moments of healing. Some of our practice portrays healing as mundane, but beautiful, small moments of joy that are around us in our day-to-day, captured by oil paintings of everyday scenes. Some of our art is spirit-led, and it conveys not just individual experience of healing, but collective and ancestral wisdom and strengths. Some parts of our practice involve multimedia installation and use an interplay of different mediums (animation, digital art, traditional art, etc.) to show the dynamic and individualized aspects of healing. Our practice is both collaborative and individual, each constantly inspiring the other to grow as artists and as a team.