How do we connect with people far away?
What does it mean to be close?
Where is home, in time and space, for you?
In a time marked by social distancing and self-isolation, bridging the distance between people is more important than ever. Technology has extended our reach beyond our wildest dreams, but sometimes we need a more analog connection. When we’re lucky, we find this connection in shared public spaces, but (especially in the era of COVID-19) sometimes we have to reach further, across time, space, and our imaginations, to actually feel in touch.

As part of the social research for a new public artwork in Butler Memorial Park (West Edmonton), you are invited to answer the following questions:
