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CGI & Motion Director
Digital Fashion & Experimental 3D & AI workflow
Exhibited in museums & shows - commissions open
Founder of @fakedigital.xyz

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Final’s almost here so let’s rewind a bit to the Trionda launch last fall.
Digital animation for the reveal, live in Toronto, NYC and Mexico City at the same time. I did the particle sims and the ball reveal sequence on this one. Was a blast working on it with @aricecg @danilonagura @summjackson
#motiondesign #experientialmarketing #houdinifx #worldcup2026 #adidasfootball

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Life has been surreal lately. Lucky, grateful, and still in disbelief to have been part of the launch of Trionda - the Official Match Ball of the FIFA World Cup 2026. Couldn’t have done it without the most talented and wonderful team. ❤️

@aricecg @sexwithawhaleinc @mauridvio @shan_ken @_sanya @ryanmjohansen @summjackson Vanessa Valenzuela / Robin Morgan / Paula Glickman 🫵 @d.o.z.a and all the amazing adidas team 🫂❤️

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It was a full house for the opening of ‘Always in Fashion’ and we could not be more grateful to everyone that attended (and came dressed to the nines)!

Thank you to everyone who joined us this evening, alongside Dr. Elder Bob and Stuart Keeler for their inspiring remarks. For those who couldn't make it, or are eager for another visit, the exhibition will available to visit until January 3rd, 2027.

This opening event would not have been possible without Dillon's Small Batch Distillers and Tea N Bannock. The Textile Museum of Canada would like to extend immense gratitude to TD Bank Group through the TD Ready Commitment (@td_canada) for supporting this exhibition.

Photos by the incredible Albert Hoang (@callmealbs).

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A sneak peek at Always In Fashion, opening tomorrow, May 1! ✨

Curated by Amber-Dawn Bear Robe, this exhibition celebrates Indigenous designers who are reshaping the fashion industry by reclaiming cultural narratives, innovating with ancestral techniques, and challenging colonial frameworks within fashion.

On Sunday, May 3, Amber-Dawn will be joined by Julia Brucculieri, Curator and Exhibition Manager, for an in-depth conversation about the exhibition. Together, they’ll discuss the complex politics of Indigenous fashion — from the challenges of borders, to shifting industry standards (like the CFDA’s stance on fur), to the nuanced realities of intra-community tensions and high-fashion appropriation.

This is a unique opportunity to hear directly from the curators about the ideas, research, and collaborations behind the exhibition.

🔗 Visit the link in our bio to learn more and register. We can’t wait to share this exhibition with you!

The Textile Museum of Canada would like to extend our thanks to @td_canada for their support of this exhibition through TD Ready Commitment.

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Last chance to experience From Cloth to Code: New Media Responses, curated by Ignacio, at the Textile Museum of Canada.

Featuring works by Ali Phi, Arice, Connie Oreamuno, Cyrill Durigon, Joy Khalil, Kousha Motamedi, Roda Medhat, Wintana Hagos, and Zebv Diez.

Textiles meet new media, memory, and technology, and this is the final week to see it.
Don’t miss it ✨
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#PinkNetStudio #TextileMuseumOfCanada

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Last week, I had the chance to join a panel conversation at the Textile Museum of Canada here in Toronto 🧵✨

Hosted by @icnicastro we dove into the making of the digital piece, digital fashion, and the space where technology, craft, and storytelling meet.
It was great to slow down, talk process, and go beyond the final result.

Big thank you to everyone who came out, asked thoughtful questions, and shared the moment.
And to the museum team for creating such a warm space for conversation.

Also yes… I took the opportunity to do a little portrait photoshoot 📸😅

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A behind-the-scenes look at the making of ‘Vestige (2025)’ by Arice.

Inspired by a 17th-century chasuble from our collection, this new media work envisions a future where AI has transformed the landscape of belief.

See it on view until Feb 1 in ‘From Cloth to Code: New Media Responses’.

🗓️ UPCOMING EVENTS: • Jan 14 (5:30-7 PM): Artist talk with Arice, Cyrill Durigon, Kousha Motamedi & curator Ignazio Nicastro. • Jan 22 (5-7:30 PM): Get an exclusive peek at the historic chasuble and other collection objects that inspired the works in ‘From Cloth to Code.’

Registration required, visit the link in our bio to learn more.

#behindthescenes #newmedia #museumexhibition #contemporanyart #artisttalk

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Learn more about 'From Cloth to Code' in a panel discussion featuring exhibiting artists Arice, Cyrill Durigon, and Kousha Motamedi on January 14 from 5:30 - 7 PM.

Moderated by exhibition curator Ignazio Nicastro, the conversation will unpack how these CGI artists position their practices as cultural disruptors, engage directly with unsettling realities, and leverage digital bodies and forms as vehicles for identity exploration.

'From Cloth to Code' is currently on view at the Textile Museum of Canada until February 1, 2026. This exhibition reimagines textile heritage and practices using interactive technologies, sound installations, 3-D printed sculptures, animation, LED neon, and projections through the perspectives of nine Toronto-based artists. Each artist approaches the Museum’s collection as both catalyst and collaborator, translating threads of memory, identity, and material culture into digital form.

🗓️ Wednesday, January 14, 5:30 PM - 7 PM
🎟️ $15 ($5 for Textile Museum Members) - Register via the link in our bio!

Please contact Ignazio Nicastro (inicastro@textilemuseum.ca) for any questions or accessibility accommodations.

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Another year in the books!
2025 was an incredible year of growth for TOMO.

We hosted some amazing meetups with great turnouts and were lucky to bring together such a strong community throughout the year.

We ran a four-month-ish community Card Challenge led by @tigerbacon , and the community came together to complete almost half a deck.
It has already inspired us to aim for finishing the full deck next year.

We held five talks in total, featuring:
@jenniedavis_ca
@sexwithawhaleinc @cyrill_cc @koooshaaa @aricecg
@juliadeakin from @iamstatic
@shykids_
@studiotendril & @vininaso

We’ve been incredibly lucky to have generous studios host many of our talks in their spaces and, in several cases, help cover part of the event costs. Beyond that, most of the talks have been funded out of pocket through our studio, @escafandra.studio . That’s why we’re especially grateful to now have additional support that helps us cover most of the event expenses. A huge thank you to @maxonvfx for their continued support!

And most importantly, thanks to you, our community, for always showing up, supporting, and encouraging us along the way. ❤️

Here’s to an even better 2026 for TOMO

Your TOMO admins:

@julieta.tobon & @luismejia.tv

#torontomotion #2025recap

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“From Cloth to Code,” a textile inspired new media exhibition, is open until February 1st 2026 at @textilemuseumofcanada

Through the perspectives of nine Toronto-based artists, the exhibition reimagines textile heritage and practices. Digitally rendered garments reinterpret the narratives embedded in historic fabrics, while 3–D printed forms meditate on material decay and displacement. Interactive components invite viewers to design digital carpets, while immersive soundscapes trace over diasporic histories. Everyday objects such as rugs and combs are recontextualized to expose colonial legacies and their ongoing relevance.

The Musuem is open Monday-Friday, 12pm-5pm. General admission costs apply.

Exhibiting artists in order of the video:
@ali_phi
@aricecg
@whitegoldhoops
@wintanaglobal
@reallyroda
@koooshaaa
@connnie.o
@experimentaljoy
@cyrill_cc

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Join us for a series of deep dives into our current exhibitions, featuring our Curatorial team and the artists themselves!

• DEC 11 | COLLECTIONS TOUR: See the permanent collection objects in direct dialogue with the “From Cloth to Code” artworks.

• DEC 13 | EXHIBITION TOURS: A guided journey through “Made by Many: 50 Years of the TMC” and “Taking Shape: Recent Acquisitions”

• DEC 17 | ARTIST PANEL: Artists Arice, Cyrill Durigon, and Kousha Motamedi discuss their practices as CGI artists and cultural disruptors, utilizing digital forms to explore complex identities.

Explore the full program as linked in our bio!

Our programs are for everyone. If cost is a barrier to your attendance, please email us at info@textilemuseum.ca.

📷 IMAGE 1: Photo from our members-exclusive collection tours, taken by Albert Hoang (@callmealbs). IMAGES 2-4: Installation shots of ‘Made by Many’ and ‘From Cloth to Code’ by Darren Rigo (@raidendingo).
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#TextileArt #NewMedia #MuseumEvents #CuratorTalk #TorontoMuseum

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This was such an amazing event, and I had the opportunity to donate some items to the cause. It was great to see the creative community put something so special together. They made us all feel like Kings and Queens. Creators are so integral to innovation and the culture. Wishing all the creators many blessings in abundance who came out to this event. I met so many cool people, so much gratitude for all the great conversations. Im looking forward to helping many on thier journey that is what plstudios38 is all about. Keep making your Dreams Reality. Positive Vibes
#abundancemanifestation #amazingpeople #positvevibes #torontolife

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