artist

I’m an

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mental health

professional

and I’m interested in non-clinical mental health art practices to support you

about me

Welcome!

I am Aswani Siwakoti -an artist, arts facilitator, registered Social Service Worker, and an art therapy student at the Toronto Art Therapy Institute (TATI).

As an artist, my work is driven by intuition, intention, and curiosity. I explore personal narratives and help others do the same through my arts based mental health workshops.

My goal is to create spaces where art can be used for storytelling, healing, and building community. More about me here.

Highlights

  • Currently, there are no upcoming events. Please check back soon for updates.

  • DesignTO Youth: Story Story:

    ‘Story Story’ is a group exhibition featuring 9 emerging artists and designers from the annual DesignTO Youth program. Through diverse mediums, materials, and forms, the showcased works present reflections on themes of family, identity, femininity, cross-generational traditions, and the ‘self’.

    Check out my YouTube video detailing the creative process behind this art piece.

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    orangepeel is a digital literary and visual arts publication. Its objective is to showcase memorable pieces from around the world

    Click the link below to check out my featured work “welcome_to_my_life_:D”:

    Issue 8.5 Bubblegum

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    JAYU’s iAM Program offers arts and social justice training for equity-deserving youth year-round in photography, poetry, collaging, filmmaking and more.

    Click the links below to find my contribution alongside the works of other talented artists:

    2023 iAM Program Zine

    2022 iAM Program Zine

  • This community mural was a part of JAYU’s iAM Mural Painting Program, which resides at the Black Creek Community Farm.

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    VIEWS L'Amour Grande resides at the L’Amoreaux Community Centre in the Youth Space.

  • Symbolic Expressions is designed to explore personal narratives through the use of symbolism and metaphors in artistic expression. Over the course of two and half hours, participants will engage in a series of guided exercises and creative activities aimed at uncovering deeper layers of meaning in their artwork while exploring their unique stories. Check out pictures from the workshop.

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    At the JAYU Paint Party, participants learned the fundamentals of painting to create beautiful sunsets!⁠

 

upcoming events & mental health news

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