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.
Recipient of the Creator’s Reserve Grant
Location: Edmonton, AB, Canada
Supporter: Edmonton Arts Council
Location: Edmonton, AB, Canada
Supporter: Edmonton Arts Council
To complete the creative research and exploration phases of a project on colour and its relation to space and place within a Canadian landscape. I will be working through a series of exploratory stages, which will lead to the creation of a place-based colour archive. Through the creative process of this project I will be on a quest to learn the spatial language of colour.
Individual Project Grant - Edmonton Arts Council
Location: Edmonton, AB, Canada
Supporter: Edmonton Arts Council
Location: Edmonton, AB, Canada
Supporter: Edmonton Arts Council
This grant is supporting the continuation of the project LIMINAL SPACE | | AWASITIPAHASKAN, which is about the borders (in all meanings) of First Nations reserves in Alberta.
What already exists of the project is a glimpse into this boundless landscape. There are still so many stories and truths to hear and so many teachings to grasp. The project needs to stretch and push itself towards the edges of these liminal borders, where we can unearth and recover a once trusted and balanced relationship.
What already exists of the project is a glimpse into this boundless landscape. There are still so many stories and truths to hear and so many teachings to grasp. The project needs to stretch and push itself towards the edges of these liminal borders, where we can unearth and recover a once trusted and balanced relationship.