I saw "Phantom Limbs" by Kristi Hansen yesterday and I'm still thinking about it. While it wasn't a core theme they were exploring, it raised questions about how digital representations do and don't reflect us back. As automation finds its way deeper into our lives, how do those systems reflect us back and alter our self-perception?

The stage uses motion-capture as a controller for a 3D dot-matrix sculpture. Kristi is a dancer with an amputation, and as she moves through the space the motion capture glitches and intermittently "fills in" the missing limb. She draws an explicit connection between the machine connecting the missing dots, and her phantom limb syndrome psychologically filling in what isn't there anymore.

If you're in Edmonton, you should check it out. Link to the show here

I figured out how to drop in! Learning feels good 🛹✨

I have been blessed by the flea market gods.

Penguin cafe orchestra is unique and funky and optimistic.

I went into a flea market record shop hoping to find some penguins, and this time I lucked out 🤞🐧

🗳️ 2025 vote cast 🇨🇦

I MADE A FRIEND

Going underground.

A tiny dip into 🇰🇷 at Gamcheon Cultural Village

Found the flag in nature tonight 🇯🇵 painted sky and a perfect red sun.

A walk in the (Ritsurin) park.

Testing my balance on a vine bridge at Shikoku Mura.