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Indigenous 360

This project reflects Tony's dedication and hard work. From the initial meetings to the careful curation and exhibition, every step was a personal journey of learning. Through black and white photography, Tony has shared a story that honors the process, capturing moments of growth and reflection from start to finish.
Winnipeg in Black and White

The Story Behind It

Winnipeg in Black and White is more than a photo essay—it’s a quiet act of reclamation through attention, patience, and trust.
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Through Winnipeg in Black and White, I’ve explored the hidden stories of the city, capturing moments where light, shadow, and silence reveal deeper connections to place. This series, shaped by both photography and digital editing, invites viewers to reflect on the urban landscape from an Indigenous youth perspective.
Winnipeg in Black and White

City Seen, City Felt

Through this project, I sought to explore the spaces that make up Winnipeg—not as fixed landmarks but as living, breathing parts of a shared experience.
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Autonomous Operation

Digital Salvage explores the use of digital archiving, artificial intelligence, data organization, publishing systems, and content preservation technologies to support heritage and community storytelling. The project serves as a practical learning environment where participants develop skills in digital literacy, research, content management, automation, archival practices, and emerging technologies while creating lasting public value.

Acknowledgements

This project was an activity piloted with strategic arts innovation funding from the Canada Council for the Arts Digital Greenhouse in 2022. We thank them for their support.

Experimental Futures

Digital Salvage explores the long-term relationship between technology, creativity, memory, and knowledge. The project examines what happens when information systems continue to evolve beyond their original creators, creating new opportunities for autonomous research, publishing, cultural preservation, and digital stewardship.

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