I developed a theoretical framework grounded in decolonial and feminist approaches, conducted research, wrote and edited curatorial texts and literature reviews, selected artists, planned the exhibition, designed the scenography, and delivered public presentations. My curatorial practice for this project centered on research‑driven, intersectional methodologies.

Voix Racisées: The Art of Resisting showcases artworks that critically examine the online violence experienced by Franco‑Canadian women of color, using art as a powerful lens to expose these realities and question the social, cultural, and political structures behind them.

The exhibition features three works exploring digital experiences of racialized women: (Myself) Fanny Constantino, Yasmine Hadid and Dion Prints.

Together, these works invite viewers to reflect on how racialized women navigate violence, representation, and resistance in the digital world.