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Anakin Boucher





Anakin Boucher is a disabled interdisciplinary artist and Master's candidate in Media Studies at Concordia University under the supervision of Dr. Sanaz Sohrabi. They work primarily in video essay and installation. Their research-creation thesis explores the intersection of queerness and disability through the fusion of machinima and autofiction. They are interested in investigating roleplaying games, literary vampirism and the broader horror genre as sites of insight on embodied experiences of otherness. 

Digital fandom culture plays a pivotal role in Boucher’s process as a tool for inspiration, research and production. They create works that play with the delicate, absurd, odd and colourful as a means of making emotionally taxing topics accessible.    

Participant in the following FMS projects

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MA Candidate, Media Studies, Concordia University

anakinboucher@gmail.com

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Exhibitions

2025 - Blood Spill (video installation and crochet) in Accept All Cookies at the Black Box in Concordia University, Montreal, QC
2025 - At the Kids Table (drawing) in Inner Currents at the Society Art Villeray, Montreal, QC
2024 - DIY CLEAR GLITTERY SLIME TUTORIAL (single-channel video) and Queering the Machine (four-channel video installation) in collaboration with Marie-Ann Laroche in Memes + Machines for the 24th edition of the Art Matters Festival at the J.A. DèSeve Cinema, Montreal, QC
2024 - Queering the Machine (four-channel video installation) in collaboration with Marie-Ann Laroche in Abstract Body at the VAV Gallery, Montreal, QC


Juries/Advisory

2024-2025 - Board Member for the Concordia Undergraduate Journal of Art History (CUJAH)
2024 - Jury Member for Fibres Student Association’s (FSA) fibres exhibit at Atelier Galerie 2112
2024 - Jury Member for Fine Arts Reading Room’s (FARR) Winter Publication Grant 


Publications and Talks

2025 - Author - Anakin Boucher, Terms and Conditions: Curatorial Essay for the 2025 Undergraduate Intermedia Exhibition “Accept All Cookies”, CUJAH CUADRO, Montréal, May 15th 2025, https://www.thecujah.org/cuadro-micro-publication/terms-amp-conditions-curatorial-essay-for-the-2025-undergraduate-intermedia-exhibition
2025 - Editor - Abby Brock, Inner Currents: Weaving Us Together, CUJAH CUADRO, Montréal, May 4th 2025, https://www.thecujah.org/cuadro-micro-publication/afey8d8ua2uom8qjlx1sxvtqt7kc5n 
2024 - Artist Talk - Memes + Machines for the Art Matters Festival 24th Edition (Facilitated by Emmy Margaret Voges), J.A. DèSeve Cinema in Concordia University, Montréal, QC









 

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