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Alyson Bucharest

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As an artist I am often caught at a cross roads between self-examination and considering my relationship towards my surroundings; interpreting social and critical constructs; and navigating a duality between self-orientation and broader senses of community. I am working through these complexities all in the same visual spaces, where my creative practice is a kind of navigation both conceptually and visually, and in ways works as a form of embodied learning. I will often consider finished works a form of portrait, which to me is representative of numerous attributes, experiences, overlapping perspectives and orientations held within a particular summary.

Select works have been chosen to highlight critical explorations I have been working through during my time at ECUAD. Issues surrounding self and collective identities, mental and emotional health, de/colonial constructs, rights and systemic injustices issues, and recognizing ecological and sustainable necessities have been significant subjects for me.
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deconstructed landscapes. dis/orientations, spatial awareness, land based pedagogy and impressions. colonial/decolonial. traditional territory. orientations. place.

In Real Life, 2021, 31:48

figurative. identity. spatial relationships.


Pain, 2020, mixed medias, papers, and electrical tape on cardboard, 36.5 x 29 x ½”

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Alyson Bucharest

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Alyson Bucharest is a an artist predominantly working through mixed medias and forms of collage. Living and working on the unceded traditional territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations, she is originally from the Okanagan, growing up in Westbank (West Kelowna), on the traditional territories of the Westbank Nation and the greater Syilx Nation territory.

Graduating with a BFA in Critical and Cultural Practices, she hopes to continue working through critical and social constructs, internal and external realities, overlaps of time, space, dimensionality and imprints, and to continue working towards greater awarenesses and stabilities.

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