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Korean-born, raised in France and currently based in Montreal. Florent Cachot is an artist and teacher in the world of the digital art in Montreal. Since his young age he never stops exploring his own identity. Nowadays, he tries to make his own life as a living project inside a powerful shape-shifting phenomenological context where he is exploring what does it mean to become a human being. The kind of space where we can generate a space of love and inspiration in a world of resignation. Living in a world of possibilites beyond judgments,labels, or other social expectations. | Korean-born, raised in France and currently based in Montreal. Florent Cachot is an artist and teacher in the world of the digital art in Montreal. Since his young age he never stops exploring his own identity. Nowadays, he tries to make his own life as a living project inside a powerful shape-shifting phenomenological context where he is exploring what does it mean to become a human being. The kind of space where we can generate a space of love and inspiration in a world of resignation. Living in a world of possibilites beyond judgments,labels, or other social expectations. | ||
==Florence Yee== | |||
Florence Yee is a 2.5 generation, Cantonese-struggling visual artist based in Montreal and Ottawa, unceded territory of Mohawk and Algonquin peoples respectively. While completing her BFA at Concordia University, she works with community groups for visual culture, such as Atelier Celadon, EAHR (Ethnocultural Art Histories Research) and HERE (Healing Each-other Radically Everyday). Her interest in Asian-Canadian history has fueled an art practice committed to dismantling institutional and casual ideals of Eurocentric patriarchy, as well as examining the daily life of her diaspora. Yee collaborates with other women and femmes of colour to prioritize our voices and mental health. She is represented by Studio Sixty-Six, and independently exhibits her work internationally. | |||
Florence Yee est une artiste visuelle de 2.5ème génération plus ou moins Cantonaise, basée à Montréal et Ottawa, les territoires non-cédés des peuples Mohawk et Algonquin respectivement. En complétant son BFA à l’Université de Concordia, elle travaille avec des groupes communautaires pour la culture visuelle, tels qu’Atelier Céladon, EAHR (Ethnocultural Art Histories Research) et HERE (Healing Each-other Radically Everyday). Son intérêt pour l’histoire Sino-Canadienne accompagne une pratique engagée à démanteler les idéaux institutionnels et ordinaires du patriarcat eurocentrique, ainsi qu’à examiner le quotidien de sa diaspora. Yee collabore avec d’autres femmes racisées pour prioriser leurs voix et leur santé mentale. Elle est représentée par Studio Sixty-Six, et expose son travail indépendamment à l’international. | |||
=Welcome to Ginger Garden 2016= | =Welcome to Ginger Garden 2016= | ||