Alek & I were invited to participate in the creation of an interactive visual art installation for Propeller Centre for the Visual Arts as part of their Face It Head On exhibition and official 2010 Toronto Nuit Blanche participation in conjunction with Workman Arts.

We were asked to create a participatory interactive experience for gallery visitors that explored community portraiture as a counterpoint to the event theme of non-literal self portraiture and with that h2Geneous was born.

h2Geneous explores the heterogeneous and homogeneous aspects of a community’s identity and vibrant make–up by creating unique expressions from its component parts. The surprising, whimsical, beautiful, and unique faces created by H2Geneous will haunt, entertain and inspire you to give thought to the face of your community.