Lux Gow-Habrich (星尘) is an interdisciplinary artist and support worker of mixed, third-generation Chinese and German heritage, practicing practicing between Tkarón:to (Toronto, ON) and Kjipuktuk (Halifax, NS). Reimagining craft as a living methodology, Lux's multi-sensory sculptures and installations treat the body as an archive of grief, resilience, and belonging. Drawing on queer and crip phenomenology, they investigate relational processes of rupture and repair through the lenses of hybridization, cultural legacy, and diasporic identity. Through gesture, ritual, and community storytelling, embodied knowledge and systems of wellness are continually questioned, reconfigured, and renewed.
She has participated in a variety of residencies focused on process and experimentation, examining the intersections of material and temporal possibilities within disabled, queer ontologies. They have exhibited work across Turtle Island and have received numerous provincial and federal grants.
C O N T A C T :
@lux.sparkledust
