Sacred Shapeshifter - Kay Nadjiwon
Exhibition
Graduate Student
Public
Opening reception: March 21st, 6-8pm
100 McCaul St.
100 McCaul St.
Sacred Shapeshifter examines desire as a means to envision an alternative world rooted in decolonial love. This exhibition disrupts conventional understandings of tradition, challenges rigid gender binaries, and fosters intergenerational healing to raise a new consciousness. Through autoethnographic storytelling, stitching, beadwork, and sculpture come together to explore the ambiguity of Two-Spirit identity and engage in world-building. Rather than focusing solely on damage, these works highlight the power of possibility, resilience, and kinship across time and space, carrying ancestral knowledge forward as a gesture of futurity.
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