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Jennifer Rose Sciarrino is a Toronto-based artist working in photography, sculpture, video and installation. Sciarrino’s work engages visualization technologies and contemporary object making to examine the continually shifting line between real and 3D-rendered surfaces. She is interested in ways the digital vernacular affects current and future modes of production, shifts in socio-economic concerns, cultural consumption/participation and the inevitable environmental consequences of these forces. Sciarrino has exhibited her work nationally and internationally in group shows, including _Talking Back_, Otherwise at the Jackman Humanities Institute, Toronto; NADA art fair in New York; _trans/FORM_ at The Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art,Toronto; _To What Does This Sweet Cold Earth Belong?_ at The Power Plant, Toronto; and in solo shows, including _Cloak_ at 811 Gallery, Toronto and _Patterned Recognition_ at Daniel Faria Gallery, Toronto. In 2013, Sciarrino was one of the winners of the Toronto Friends of the Visual Arts’ Artist Prize.

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Cloaked Bacteria and Yeast: Rendered biology seen through a hypothetical object

**Aryen Hoekstra** is an artist based in Toronto, where he currently serves as the Director of G Gallery.

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Jennifer Sciarrino explores the impact of biomedical therapies and invisible _cloaking_ on our acceptance of nanotechnology, through graphic visualization and text. Aryen Hoekstra provides an accompanying text on the topic of synthetic body modification.

Artist project by Jennifer Rose Sciarrino: Text

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