Jenna FitzGerald
Jenna FitzGerald is a multidisciplinary artist from Toronto whose work explores the intersection of technology and nature, inspired by both organic and digital imagery and materials. Her artworks reflect impermanence in the digital age and create new mythologies to reveal the magic in the world all around us, as well as our current moment within the Anthropocene.
Annapoorane Rajagopal Valarmathy
Annapoorane Rajagopal Valarmathy is a design practitioner, born and raised in Chennai, India. She relocated to Canada to pursue her Bachelor of Design in Industrial Design at OCAD University. As part of her degree program, she created ‘Life Trajectories’ –a scaffolding experience that helps students navigate uncertainty through playful strategizing. She is keen on creating engaging experiences and collaborating with others to co-create meaningful systems. In her spare time, she focuses on origami, writing, art, 3D printing, and other craftwork. As a maker, she focuses on using different materials like wood, paper, cardboard, cloth and plastic to explore artistic expression. She enjoys facilitating play experiences with young children, taking the opportunity to learn from their curiosity and thinking. She takes…Find out more
Zoë Heyn-Jones
Zoë Heyn-Jones is a researcher-artist and cultural worker who grew up on Saugeen Ojibway land in Ontario, Canada and on Tz’utujil/Kaqchikel Maya land in Guatemala. Zoë uses artistic research and curatorial practice as tools for communal abundance, and convenes groups in order to weather the collapse of capitalism together.
She works with agroecology and food systems, convivial cooking and eating, compost and waste, vernacular architecture and embodied practices of solidarity in the service of decomposition and regeneration. Zoë lives and works in Tenochtitlan/Mexico City and Tkaronto/Toronto.
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Amanda White
Amanda White (she/her) is an artist and researcher, living on unceded Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh territories. She is Canada Research Chair in Sustainability, Ecological Justice, and Climate action in Creative Practices (Tier II) at Emily Carr University, where she is currently building a kitchen-lab to support environmentally engaged work with a focus on plants and food. Her recent collaborative projects include co-author and producer for Ecologies in Practice (book and podcast); the Creative Food Research Collaboratory; and Shy Cat and the Stuff-the-Bus Challenge, a graphic novel for middle grade readers about food security (Second Story Press, 2026).Find out more
Jeneen Frei Njootli
Jeneen Frei Njootli is an award winning artist and na’aa (mom) of two, living in Old Crow, Yukon. They are Vuntut Gwitchin with Czech and Dutch ancestry and are currently part of BUSH gallery, The ISHI Collective and helped form the ReMatriate Collective in 2014. With a love of the land and working with community, Jeneen has also exhibited and performed internationally, their most recent solo exhibition was at the prestigious Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery in 2025. They are represented by Macaulay & Co Fine Art in Vancouver.Find out more