Jocelyn Sanchez is a Salvadoran multimedia artist and educator. After receiving her BFA in Visual Arts at Simon Fraser University, she went on to earn her Masters in Animation at the University of South Wales in the UK. As an educator and artist she aims to provide tools that help access imagination and play. Her art practice was formed in a space that has involved: magic, forests, flowers, creatures frozen in time, and endless autumns and springs. It’s a space where all her memories and dreams have been played out by creatures and translated into different mediums using the visual vocabulary she’s built over the years.
http://jocelynsanchez.art
Matthew Ariaratnam is a sound artist, composer, guitarist, and improviser, who likes to work with sound as sonic material and as a point of connection to create happenings and relational interactions. He manages this through practices of field recording, soundwalking, musicking, and making site-specific performance. He engages with ideas of ontology, epistemology, and multimodal listening. Matthew focuses on how the act of multimodal listening is a way of being in the world that provides specific knowledge and sensorial information, informing our relationships to others, ourselves, our environment, and community spaces.
