Building bridges
between immigrants
and First Nations Peoples
to inspire love for the land.
A Decade of Artistic Innovation and Social Impact
Since 2013, our arts collective has embarked on a journey of creativity, innovation, and collaboration, consistently staying true to our mission. Through numerous successful projects, we have brought vision to life, touching hearts and minds with our diverse range of artistic expressions and events.
Our collective stands as a testament to the power of fostering connection and driving societal change. With each project, we have pushed boundaries, challenged perspectives, and sparked meaningful conversations that resonate within our community and beyond.
From immersive installations to thought-provoking performances, each project has been a stepping stone towards fulfilling our mission of inspiring love for the land.
Native Immigrant Dresses
A Social Media Documentary
The Native Immigrant Dresses Social Media Documentary transforms Carolina’s dressmaking art practice archive of 10 years into a social media documentary hosted on TikTok. It functions as an easily accessible window to the project’s timeline that spans a decade of community arts collaboration on two continents.
Co-written by filmmakers Cailleah Scott-Grimes and Gina Hara, the documentary’s innovative narrative format leverages TikTok’s approachable and collaborative nature for real-time engagement of diverse demographics. The project also bridges generational gaps by catering to younger Indigenous and immigrant communities with relevant and rewatchable posts. The innovative approach involves using TikTok not just as a distribution platform but as an integral part of the documentary's creation, fostering immediate audience interaction and feedback. The project seeks to advance artistic practice, bringing together a diverse group of artists to create an interdisciplinary and globally accessible narrative.
