UrbanScreen

Artificial intelligence, poetry, and biology combine in this immersive project by Freya Zinovieff, Gabriela Aceves-Sepulveda, and Steve DiPaola.

Play "I spy" with sights from Surrey in these short and surprising animations.

Join the cloud community and see yourself in the sky in this interactive artwork.

This outdoor projection art uses social media to generate beautiful gardens.

Experience a digital landscape full of whimsical characters that shift between 2D and 3D space.

Nicolas Sassoon's animated art evokes the beauty of Surrey's parks, beaches, and rivers.

Learn about Indigenous lands in this animation with sound.

This bold digital artwork draws attention to the histories of Indigenous Peoples in Canada.

Insert yourself into the frame in this series of interactive behavioural video works.

Immerse yourself in a salmon world in this video-sound installation.

Observe how video characters make UrbanScreen their playground.

Past and present biological and geological imagery combine on UrbanScreen.

Pixelated colours projected on a wall over 30 metres wide create a backdrop for a spectrum of GIFs.

See and listen to construction work documented at a building site.

See aerial footage of working farms south of the Fraser River.

Ordinary, everyday movements turn cinematic in four time-based artworks.

Projected artwork turns Chuck Bailey Recreation Centre into a gigantic arcade game.

Re-imagine the year 2011 and explore time and space in our accelerated culture.

Over 50,000 images contributed by people around the world launch the UrbanScreen venue.

People and poetry are among the infinite images composed for this generative artwork.