Christina Dovolis

Christina is an interdisciplinary video artist and urban designer, often working with cutting-edge technologies to document how our built environments mediate community and identity. Hailing from the Midwest, Christina is inspired by girlhood and gossip; Greek Orthodox mythologies; and urban growth/decay. As an educator, she seeks to make new media programs more accessible to the broader public, particularly for women and marginalized communities. Christina is the recipient of the Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada Graduate Scholarship and has achieved acclaim for her projects, with successful presentations at Museum of the Moving Image, InterAccess Gallery, Nuit Blanche, Mighty Niagara Film Fest, and more. She holds a MA in Urban Planning from the National University of Singapore and a MFA in Film Production from York University.

At Peripheral Visions Lab, Christina specializes in interactive installation and has led a series of workshops on 3D scanning, greenscreen filmmaking, and computer animation.