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Fire and Ice explores the intersections of intuitive movement, nature, light, music, and film.
Performances by Virginia Jahyu & Nadia Chaney
Captured by Mollie Serena Photography
Fire and Ice Performance Piece in Saas-Fee, Switzerland at the European Graduate School (2017)
The Paper House Movie (July, 2016)
"Paper House" unfolded over a ten-week workshop led by The Toronto Animated Image Society (TAIS) and guided by Margaret's Expressive Arts Therapy team. This collaborative effort engaged street, under-housed, and unhoused adults to create a poignant short stop-motion animation centered around the theme of housing.
The Villaways diorama delves into the dynamic themes of change and transformation, serving as a visual testament to the revitalization of the Villaways community. Led by Virginia in collaboration with Art Starts and local residents, this extensive arts initiative spanned several months. Engaging numerous community members, the project resulted in an 8ft by 8ft diorama that vividly explores the essential elements of thriving, secure, and vibrant communities. This impressive creation was proudly showcased at the Toronto City Hall Rotunda, drawing attention to the collective spirit and creativity fostered within Villaways.
Villaways Diorama, Up & Rooted Program, Art Starts (2014-2015)
Paving the Way is a vibrant community arts initiative aimed at enhancing the neighborhood park to encourage more outdoor enjoyment. Led by Virginia for Art Starts in Scarborough's Glendower community, this week-long project engaged local residents in painting park benches, crafting interactive floor games, and creating two captivating labyrinths.
The labyrinths, featuring a traditional seven-circuit design and a unique rectangle spiral pass-through layout, adorn the pedestrian pathway, inviting visitors to explore and unwind in this revitalized outdoor space.
Both labyrinths, a seven circuit classic plus a rectangle spiral pass-through labyrinth, are painted in the pedestrian pathway.
Paving the Way, Glendower Community (2014)