Mimi Gellman is an Ashkenazi/Anishinaabe Métis interdisciplinary visual artist, designer, scholar and educator. Holding a PhD from Queen's University, her research focuses on the metaphysics of Indigenous mapping. She delves into the intersection of phenomenology and intuitive technologies, utilizing embodied practices like walking and mapping, as well as installations that highlight the animate nature of objects. Gellman exhibits and participates in residencies[1] and is an Associate professor, faculty in Culture & Community at Emily Carr University of Art and Design.[2]