Milo Reinhardt

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Milo Reinhardt is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice addresses Digital Death as a theme in contemporary art and speculative design.

Isobel Plowright

Isobel Plowright is an interdisciplinary artist with a specialization in painting and drawing. She is particularly concerned with women’s history and gender and has accomplished fieldwork in Ireland. The work of contemporary artist Ghada Amer, printmaker and stained glass artist Harry Clarke, and painter Marlene Dumas have inspired her. Her drawings have been shown on a networked TV show, and she is currently pursuing an MA in Interdisciplinary Studies on the subject of Magdalen asylums in Québec and Ireland. She has also actively campaigned for gender equality and participated in initiatives to end sexual violence.

Angelina Doherty

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Angelina Doherty graduated in May 2015 with a BFA in studio art with a focus in graphic design from SUNY Potsdam in upstate New York. She has a background in drawing, painting, printmaking, theatre tech, and package design. Angelina has always loved anything hands-on and DIY, so this project has allowed her to continue to refine some of her skills like sewing and woodworking.

Mandi Morgan

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Originally from British Columbia, Mandi Morgan is a Montreal-based visual artist specializing in experimental cinema, animation, illustration, and digital arts. She acquired her BFA in Film Production from the Mel-Hoppenheim School of Cinema in 2010, where she was the recipient of the Bruce Mallen Award for Cinema Entrepreneurship. Morgan is also a co-founder of the Montreal based experimental film collective groop*index and was invited as the featured gallery artist for the Festival OFNI in Poitiers France, 2013. She worked as an educator at the National Film Board of Canada, teaching animation and filmmaking until 2012. She is now currently enrolled in the Digital Technologies in Art Design Practice grad certificate program at Concordia University. Mandi Morgan’s Animation Boreal is currently being exhibited in the FOFA gallery.

Armando Lopez-Bircann

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Armando Lopez-Bircann was raised in Dominican Republic. He received a BFA in Fine Arts from the Corcoran College of Art + Design in Washington DC where he focused on video and performative, wearable sculpture. He participated in the queer art collective Boys Be Good and produced collaborative projects as Animals & Fire: Performance Art Platform. He also taught and coordinated at the non-profit ArtReach program at THEARC. Currently, he is working towards his Graduate Certificate in Digital Technologies for Design Art Practice at Concordia University.

Sarah Barone

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Sarah Barone is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice spans from many areas in the fine arts, including life and gesture drawing, painting, analog film and plate photography, as well as studies in various genres of dance. Sarah completed her BA in Psychology and Fine Arts at the University of Colorado at Denver. During her undergraduate studies, she danced as a professional company member for Avatar Movements Dance Company, where she was able to exhibit her dance training in a number of productions and choreography showcases throughout the Denver metro area. Sarah currently lives in Montréal, working as a Graphic Designer, and is enrolled in the Digital Technologies in Art Design Practice graduate certificate program at Concordia University, where her most recent work aims to bridge her interests in dance, neuropsychology, and subtle discussions of proliferation of digital technologies in everyday life.

Hani Kavehei

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Hani Kavehei is an environmental designer living in Montreal, Canada. She received a Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design from Art and Architectural University in Tehran, Iran. After moving to Canada, she earned her second Bachelor of Environmental Design from OCAD University in Toronto. Currently, she is studying Digital Technology in Art and Design Practices at Concordia University. Her work experience in the field of architecture strengthened her learning in the market standards, creating technical drawings and 3D spaces, using different computer software such as Photoshop, AutoCAD, and 3DMax. As she was seeking the true value of design and how it affects the human life, she decided to work as a free-lance designer and come back to school to enrich her knowledge in design. Currently, she is working on the independent project “Redesigning the environment of the psychiatry department at the Jewish General Hospital.” The goals of this project are finding design issues and suggesting an idea or plan to improve the healing environment.

Agustina Isidori

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Agustina Isidori is an interdisciplinary artist born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In 2006, she pursued her studies in digital and analog photography and completed her BFA in Film Studies and Film Production at the University of Buenos Aires in 2012. Agustina’s artistic practices oscillate between still and moving images. Her present body of work is an incessant inquiry into the normalized physical and visual violence that we nourish everyday with unnoticed and standardized actions. Her photographs have been exhibited on several occasions in Buenos Aires, as well as in Montreal. She exhibited her first audio-visual installation called “Skin” in 2012; this work focused on the female body and reflected on how experiences, such as aging or giving birth, can leave imprints on the skin.