I’m Sim is a hybrid work that blends traditional sculpture with digital installation. Thirty screens emerge from the belly of Simiuni’s sculptures, broadcasting video archives and testimonies through a generative montage. Body and language fragment and recompose endlessly, echoing his path of healing and identity affirmation.
The work is watched the way one watches a campfire: seated all around, it is also a moment of gathering — in silence — for an audience who, drawn together by chance, will come together in this simple and profound ritual.
Credits
Simiuni Nauya: Inuk sculptor
Aurélie Pedron: artistic direction and gathering
Robin Pineda Gould: videographer
Parteners
CAC, ATSA