Simply download our free app and immerse yourself in our artists' powerful galleries.

With our free app, you get access to the wonders of many virtual worlds that examine and dissect different facets of modern living.

You can use the app anywhere in the world as long as you have access to the internet. Combine it with your Google Cardboard for a fully-immersive virtual reality experience.

Scott Benesiinaabandan is an Anishinabe intermedia artists that works primarily in photography, printmaking and video.

His most recent work has been centered on cultural crisis/conflict and its political manifestations, located and contextualized around issues of indigeniety from a global perspective. More broadly it seeks to address a continuing development and creation of a deeper personal cosmology.

Trudy Erin Elmore is a new media/digital artist in Toronto. In 2016, she graduated from OCAD University.

Trudy Elmore is an artist who draws on classical art history, but channels that form through digital illustration and animation. Her work often looks at how humans interact with technology and the connections between technology and religion.

Fusun Uzun's professional background includes design, documentary filmmaking, and research.

Her focus is on creating new forms of storytelling within emerging platforms and hybrid solutions that can expand our perception of new possibilities.

About Trinity Square Video and why we're holding this virtual exhibit.

We provide our members with the means for production, focusing on and prioritizing the work of marginalized voices.

Our objective is to give these voices the opportunity to be heard.

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Delve into virtual reality functioning as an artistic experience.

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