Dew Code
This spiderweb, soaked in dew and backlit by daybreak, could be mistaken for code—strings of logic floating midair.
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Jamie Bell
Jamie Bell is a Winnipeg, Manitoba-based interdisciplinary artist and strategist whose work bridges media arts, community engagement, and public affairs. With a background in film and television, he brings a collaborative, story-driven approach to projects spanning northern and urban communities. His work has been supported by the Canada Council for the Arts, the Manitoba Arts Council, and the OpenAI Researcher Access Program, with a focus on participatory media, cultural production, and strategic communications.
Why We Don’t Make TikToks
We get asked a lot: “Why aren’t you on TikTok?” or “Why don’t you post more content for social media?” It’s a fair question in…
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The Quiet Colony
The warming days of spring reveal more than thawing ground—they unveil life too quiet to announce itself.
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Snow Cones for Caribou
Hidden Ecosystems The northern landscape, often perceived as a monolithic expanse of white in winter, pulses with a subtle, tenacious vitality. Mosses and lichens, those…
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The Silence Between Seasons
The last snowstorm arrived quietly, as if it knew it was out of place. Spring had already begun to whisper its presence—through swollen buds, longer…
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The Last Snow Knows
The logs lie quiet beneath a final whisper of snow, like forgotten verses in a poem winter never finished. Each ring in the wood tells…
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Error! They told us.
Format not found. Cognition, once a labyrinth of synaptic murmurs, now sways to binary incantations, rewired by algorithms that dictate pathways before we can wander…
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Nothing About This Is Neutral
This project emerged from a refusal to treat data as neutral or storytelling as decorative. Through a year of critical experimentation supported by the OpenAI…
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Beneath the Code. Fractured Land.
The Space Between Creation and Collapse Beneath the code, fractured land. Here, the boundaries of code and chaos dissolve—they converge. It is a terrain where…
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Playground
The playgrounds and gathering spaces at The Forks are layered with meaning—designed not just for function, but for story.
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