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kebek

 is a protest performance that explores themes of resistance, exploitation, and struggle through repetitive, visceral and symbolic actions. The installation—marked by a bucket soliciting spit, and a mud-stained, unrecognizable flag—serves as a visceral commentary on the physical and emotional toll of systemic injustices faced by immigrants, temporary migrant workers, and international students in Canada. This piece critiques the cyclical exploitation where Canada benefits economically from migrants while simultaneously marginalizing them through restrictive policies.

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Photo credits: Andy Tran & Eddie Stofe (2nd and last photos)

Thank you Fannie L'Heureux for initiating this Action Ouverte and to Viva! Art Action & Ateliers Belleville for supporting this,

Christian Bujold for the soft mentorship,

Friends and strangers for the spit participation <3

In solidarity to all migrant and undocumented immigrants!

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