| ABOUT |
Mathilde Rohr (b. 1991, France) is a interdisciplinary artist and cultural worker who lives and works on the unceded ancestral territories of the Coast Salish people, also known as Vancouver, BC. Her practice spans installation, video, collage, drawing, and performance. At the crossroads of ecosophical research and poetic activism, her work shapes speculative narratives of care, relationality, and attunement with the more-than-human. Working with gleaned materials, organic matter, and moving images, she engages with materiality and intuitive methods to draw attention to the presence and agency of encountered landscapes and lifeforms. Her work has been presented in public spaces as well as in various contemporary art centres and events in Canada, France, Latvia, and India. In 2021, she was the recipient of a grant from the French Ministry of Culture. She is currently pursuing a MFA at Emily Carr University of Art + Design.
