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Anakin Boucher

Thesis supervisor: Sanaz Sohrabi

Anakin Boucher is a disabled interdisciplinary artist and Master's candidate in Media Studies at Concordia University. They are a member of Technoculture, Art and Games (TAG) as well as the Feminist Media Studio. 

Their research creation practice operates primarily through video essay and installation. Their thesis explores the intersection of queerness and disability through the fusion of machinima and autofiction. They are interested in investigating roleplaying games, literary vampirism and the broader horror genre as sites of insight on embodied experiences of otherness.  

Anakin Boucher holds a BFA in Studio Arts from Concordia University. They were a featured artist and speaker at the Art Matters Festival (2024) in the show "Memes + Machines" curated by Emmy Voges. They have exhibited numerous works in collaboration with artist Marie-Ann Laroche. Boucher and Laroche’s works have also been featured at the VAV Gallery at Concordia University in the exhibition Abstract Body (2024).

Boucher has most recently exhibited in "Inner Currents" at Society Art Villeray and "Accept All Cookies" at the Concordia University Black Box in 2025. 

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LinkedIn: https://linktr.ee/anakinb