Studio Marina Hulzenga
a spatial design and art studio
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Designing spatial experiences that connect and inspire change. Specializing in exhibit and installation design, we translate narrative and knowledge into a variety of immersive spaces through storytelling; inviting others to experience the celebration of histories, listen to the land and its people, and constantly engage the philosophical, conceptual, and social dialogues of our spatial surroundings. Absorbed in collecting and research as a means to creativity, our work focuses on uncovering details and connections that challenge our spatial narratives. In both designing for clients or self-initiated projects, we value in depth research, being guided by process and activating conversations.
Edmonton Living Rooms (ELR)
3rd iteration / digital exhibit
Location: Edmonton, AB, Canada
Client: Edmonton Heritage Council
In collaboration with: Azkaa Rahman, Multicultural Health Brokers Co-op, the Natural Leaders who were key in the creation of the original ELR exhibit, and Sticks & Stones
In Process
3rd iteration / digital exhibit
Location: Edmonton, AB, Canada
Client: Edmonton Heritage Council
In collaboration with: Azkaa Rahman, Multicultural Health Brokers Co-op, the Natural Leaders who were key in the creation of the original ELR exhibit, and Sticks & Stones
In Process
Design and translation for the re-imagining of the story and content produced for the Edmonton Living Rooms exhibit, to be featured as a digital exhibit on the Edmonton City as Museum Project (ECAMP) website platform.
kisewatisiwin Park
Location: Edmonton, AB, Canada
In collaboration with: Alberta Avenue community members, Stolen Sisters & Brothers Action Movement, and the City of Edmonton
In Process
Location: Edmonton, AB, Canada
In collaboration with: Alberta Avenue community members, Stolen Sisters & Brothers Action Movement, and the City of Edmonton
In Process
Supporting a diverse design team, made up of Indigenous folks and community members, through the design process towards a park space that honours and brings much needed awareness to the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Exploited People. The park will be located in the Alberta Avenue neighbourhood, and be a space for ceremony, healing, and learning how all folks can be an ally in addressing this systemic issue.