We will create a collaborative map that follows our movements through the spaces where we dream and live. The movements we make within a space construct meaning, myth and the imagination of place. In this workshop, we will create a collection of dreams, myths and histories of Leticia and the surrounding areas. There will be a presentation at 2pm of photographs and research done during Stefanie

ʼs residency at UNAL in Leticia, followed by a collaborative workshop of map making and building an archive of the imagination of place.

Artist Bio:

Stefanie Loveday is an artist from Vancouver, Canada. Her photographs examine locational space as it relates to experience and memory; in her photographic series, Tundra, she explores her relationship to her Grandfather and their common connection to home. She received a Masters of Fine Art in Photography from San Francisco Art Institute in 2011 and a Bachelor of Media Arts from Emily Carr University of Art and Design in 2005. She has exhibited in California, Vancouver, Seattle and Tokyo, and was a recipient of the Leon and Thea Koerner Award in the Fine and Performing Arts, and the Helen Pitt Award. She is currently the artist in residence at Programa Red de Residencias Artísticas LOCAL, Universidad Nacional de Colombia in Bogota and Leticia, and has an upcoming residency at The Hammock Residency in Vancouver, Canada.

Website: www.stefanieloveday.com