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Day twelve: 2024
6 minute read – Kay reflects reflects on a challenging start to their day, receives exciting news about hosting an open house at FLEET, and outlines a detailed, accessible schedule for the upcoming event on Granville Island, focused on inclusivity, radical silence, and creative engagement.
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Day five: 2024
5 minute read – Kay reflects on their ongoing work measuring the FLEET mobile trailer, navigating building codes, and addressing accessibility challenges, including their frustration with the lack of a ramp and railings.
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Day four: 2024 – in progress
Pending full post write up – for now, sighted peeps can take a gander at my early 360 captures. Non visual pals, I describe all content on instagram. This is work in progress and descriptions are coming with my next embed! Notes in progress: Matterport Tools: I have often gone into the space simply by…
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Day three: 2024
6 minute read – Kay reflects on their day at FLEET, contemplating the concept of an artist residency, discussing the pressure of opening events with a fellow artist, and capturing 360-degree shots while balancing work with personal reflections on their radical silence project.
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What is an “artist residency”?
4 minute video – Kay reflects on using the term “artist residency,” especially as they sign on social media using the initialized sign for home with the handshape R, and how that doesn’t accurately match how artist residencies – not living space – exist in Vancouver within contemporary artist culture.
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Day two: 2024
8 minute read – Kay reflects on the challenges of working in public during their residency, balancing focus, anxiety, and accessibility, while capturing a 360-degree scan of the space and contemplating their role as a guest on stolen land.
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Day One: 2024
6 minute read – Kay reflects on eight years of professional development and begins anew this year, focusing on accessibility, AR/VR tools, and public engagement during their annual October residency in a mobile artist studio on Granville Island.
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Pick a number…
6 minute read – Kay reflects on the intersections between childhood games, pop psychology, and personal history, and creates a personal fortune teller as a meditative response to the complexities of identity and self-understanding.
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On incompleteness
2 minute read – Kay reflects on gesture and texture in their artistic process, deciding to seek feedback from collaborators rather than force a final product.
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To be mad amongst the old growth
6 minute read – Kay reflects on their experience at a two-week artist residency, exploring the challenges of belonging, masking, and the significance of being allowed to struggle and be imperfect in a supportive and accepting environment.