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Michelle Goulet is an emerging, interdisciplinary artist from amiskwaciwâskahikan (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada). Michelle explores themes of urban discrimination, hostile design, speculative fiction and futures, and human intervention. As a white settler with French and Irish roots and a graduate of the Architectural Technology program at NAIT, she uses this foundation to dissect colonial systems of harm and oppression.

Currently pursuing a BFA in Studio Arts specializing in intermedia at MacEwan University, Michelle’s artistic practice explores sound, video, and immersive installations. Her work transcends conventional boundaries, inviting viewers into thought-provoking dialogues about our collective human experience.

Michelle’s artistic repertoire extends beyond the visual realm; she is a published children’s book author, instilling empathy and understanding among younger audiences. Her creative process is a beacon of social, political, and environmental activism.

From crafting wearable art sculptures to exploring the intersection of site-specific and public art, Michelle is captivated by the intricate web of relationships between technology, urban design, and their profound impact on society. Her art challenges assumptions, ignites reflection, and fosters a more inclusive and compassionate worldview.

Michelle Goulet’s artistic endeavors serve as catalysts for thought and agents of change, contributing to a world that embraces diversity, empathy, and understanding.

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I've done 2 Ironman races (Los Cabos + Barcelona), and I raced for team Canada at the World Championships for age group division in 2015

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I volunteered for 6 weeks on a research project in Grenada with Leatherback Sea Turtles

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I sailed (non-stop) from Port Angeles, Washington to Newport Beach, California. Some of it was amazing, but it was mostly awful #seasick

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I'm a cat step-mom. Wicket is my partner Tim's baby. I love her like she's my own.

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I taught yoga and group fitness for 10+ years

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I taught yoga and group fitness for 10+ years