Réparer, recoller, suturer, plâtrer, panser, cautériser, transfuser, soigner, guérir... Par des interventions minimalistes et processuelles sur la matière végétale, Nathalie Bandulet explore le thème de la fragilité de la nature humaine et de son environnement vital.

I am a visual art educator, community organizer and early stage art critic, enthusiast and artist interviewer. In my artistic community life, I value critical research and dialog around radical, transformative and anti-institutional art practices. Criticality in relation to ideas of "authentic portraiture," personal storytelling, and how self expression represents itself in image portraiture remain ongoing themes within my photographic practice. In my research and teaching practice, I focus on commodity culture in relation to representational artwork, the importance of slowness, failure and privacy in our creative processes, the negotiation and power of relationships and relational presence in one's art practice and what it means to make art within the scarcity based crisis of global capitalism.

Pedro Barbáchano is an artist, cultural worker and educator working between Tiohtià:ke/ Montreal and Cairo, Egypt. His practice observes speculative archaeology, the critique of historical and photographic documents and issues with the representation of subaltern identities culminating as sculptural installations, books, and augmented reality experiences stemming from the photographic image. He has exhibited in Spain, Canada and Egypt in venues such as SCAN (Tarragona, Spain) and Leonard and Bina Ellen Gallery (Montreal, Canada). Barbáchano is the recipient of multiple awards, including the Roloff Beny Fellowship in Photography, the Gabor Szilasi Prize in Photography, the Post Image Research Fellowship, the Steven Goldberg Bursary, John W. O’Brien Graduate Fellowship and the Heather & Erin Walker Humanitarian Award. His work can be found in private collections in Canada and Spain. Barbáchano is currently pursuing an MFA and has lectured at Concordia University (Montreal).