Faye Fayerman is a Canadian born Artist and Filmmaker. After living in New York City for 30 years, she has recently moved to Vancouver. Faye Fayerman has exhibited her paintings and lens-based art in New York, Washington DC, Paris, Montreal, Ottawa, Banff, and more. Her sound installation, In C5, premiered at the Banff Centre for the Arts. Her large scale vibrant, gestural abstraction figurative paintings are part of museum collections, including Le Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, Musée d’art contemporain, Canada Council Art Bank and private collections. She has received art grants such as those from Pollock-Krasner Foundation, Robert Rauschenberg Foundation and Canada Council for her experimental painting, lens based art, and films. As an award winning indie filmmaker, her experimental films explore stories that encapsulate fleeting moments in time-finding beauty in the ordinary, the wonder in minutiae, and the spectacular in daily life. She has also created installations for Jean-Pierre Perreault’s innovative choreographies. Ms Fayerman has taught art in universities in New York, San Francisco, Montreal, and Vancouver. Faye Fayerman’s work weaves observations of the human condition, emphasizing the search for humanness within images of connection and nature found in the liminal spaces between moments of time.