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Natasha (Tasha) Lavdovsky is a neurodivergent artist who grew up on unceded Tsawout First Nations Territory (in “Saanich, BC”). In 2009, Natasha obtained a bachelor's degree in studio art and art history from Princeton University where she also studied geosciences and environmental studies. Natasha's art practice in video, performance, photography, installation, and sculpture is informed by her commitment to ecological stewardship, science-based research, and anti-colonial solidarity. In 2023, Natasha completed an MFA in Intermedia Studio Art (Concordia University, Montreal) and now lives on the southern tip of so-called Vancouver Island where she is experimenting with subversive and ecologically reciprocal approaches to public art.
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Checking in on the health of the living installation, Moss Salvage Circle, August, 2024.
Photo credit: Agathe Bernard.