Contributing Artists

Based in Winnipeg, Manitoba the Digital Salvage Art Collective is a decentralized network of artists, researchers, and community-builders working at the intersection of culture, technology, and reclamation. Born out of the urgency to preserve, remix, and reimagine cultural memory, we treat art as both a survival tool and a catalyst for transformation.

We work across mediums—analog and digital, ancestral and speculative—to unearth what has been buried, salvaged, or overlooked. Our collective creates space for Indigenous and remote voices to shape the narratives of now and the futures we want to build. This isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about infrastructure, resilience, and cultural continuity.

From AI-assisted installations to land-based residencies, from youth and community media arts labs and interventions, Digital Salvage supports bold, experimental work that resists erasure and reclaims the right to self-expression and cultural sovereignty.

We believe that by working collaboratively across distances—geographic, generational, and technological—we can build creative ecosystems that endure. Digital Salvage isn’t a single place or style. It’s a living process of restoration, disruption, and creation.