Occipital Lobe
(Visuals)
Although it is the smallest part of the brain, the occipital lobe is no less important than all the others. It is responsible for mapping the visual world and creating a response to visual perception. In my occipital lobe, you will find a series of visual projects that combine my writing skills with photography, video editing and a touch of graphic design.
Exploring the Occipital Lobe
They Walked in London
A multimedia narrative history project exploring the people and communities who helped shape London, Ontario into the city it is today.
Final project for Arts & Humanities 4490F: Critical Theory Inquiry in Creating Engaged Humanities Research.
Who Called the Corner House Home?
This video traces the history of the house on 510 Princess Ave and the lives of the people who called it home.
I am the person in the video with the yellow shirt, as well as the writer and narrator of the poem.
Come Buy, Come Buy
This photo collage features signs that I created for the Jardin Rochon Garden stall at the Parkdale Market in Ottawa.