Luisa Ji is a multi-disciplinary artist, designer, and strategist. She develops participatory works that enable collective sense-making with people on issues surrounding the technologies interwoven into the living environment and ecology.
Arts and Cultural Projects
Art is often viewed from a distance, reinforcing the myth that creativity is exclusive to a few. This perception is particularly frustrating amid environmental crises, where collective imagination is crucial for building and caring for new worlds. By creating participatory experiences to immerse oneself in worlds imagined by artists and cultural researchers, we invite audiences to shift from passive consumption to active world-building. This approach encourages a culture of engagement and proactive change, essential for addressing today's challenges.
One Day They Will Return 2024 | SÍM Residency Reykjavik Iceland | as part of SHIPWRECK group exhibition produced by UKAI Projects
Museum of Quietness 2021 | THEMUSEUM, Kitchener, ON | in Collaboration with Kanika Gupta for SONICA
Current Programming
Intelligent Terrain
Residencies | Directed Research
Regenerative Arts Practices Curriculum
Partners
UKAI Projects, Ferme Lanthorn
Funding:
Canada Council for the Arts
to the landscapes that are homes
workbook for inhabiting the environment
developed as part of the Our Climate Futures workshop at the Vancouver Urban Food Forest Foundation
