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MANYBIRDS

About The Artists

MANYBIRDS is an audiovisual performance collective based between Toronto and Montreal, founded in 2025 as a vessel for ongoing collaboration between new media artist Tara Rose Morris and musician Graham Steinman. The collective develops films, immersive installations, and performances to explore the relationship between humans, technology, and nature.

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Graham Steinman is a musician and composer based in Montreal, Canada. He works with augmented field recordings, hybrid acoustic-synthetic composition, and auditory worlds that blur organic and artificial sound to render the natural world through musical composition. Steinman has released two EPs and an album, Migrations Only Natural. He has a BA in Music and Anthropology from the University of Guelph, where he received the Norman and Audrey Harley Music Scholarship, the Gloria Guthrie Memorial Music Prize, and the Honours Music Prize.

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Tara Rose Morris is a mixed desi new media artist, creative technologist, and educator from Toronto, Canada. Her installations, films, and performances explore how technology intervenes in our relationship with ourselves, each other, and our environment. Morris has shown works with arts institutions across North America including Gray Area, InterAccess, SXSW, VIFF, Nuit Blanche, and MAPP. She has a BA in Media Studies from Pomona College and a MSc in Fiction & Entertainment from SCIArc.

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Upcoming Event

UNDERSKY

Montreal, Quebec

May 29th 4:00 PM – May 30th 8:00 PM

Undersky is a live audio visual performance that stages a future-historical reenactment of Earth’s flora and fauna long after humanity has departed.

Sometime in the far future, hundreds of millions of miles away from the closest whale fall in the universe, a folktale is told about the ocean, whose waves one can still hear inside of a carefully preserved conch shell and whose contents is only accessible through the partial remains of the natural history archive in the starship’s computer system.

Using public-domain scientific illustrations and nature field recordings augmented to blur the boundaries between organic and synthetic, the work imagines a memorial to ecosystem loss as immersive entertainment.

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