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Sean Procyk is a settler artist and playground designer. His practice focuses on creating immersive public engagements through site-specific installation, architecture, and community workshops. Each project responds to its regional context, with a particular focus on unsettling relationships between landscape, community, and ecology. Procyk’s work explores processes of ecological succession, land-based disturbance, human alienation, and collective action. He works primarily with found, reclaimed, and natural materials. Procyk’s works have been exhibited at Hamilton Artists Inc., Latitude 53, Stride Contemporary Art Gallery, Elemental Festival, Convergence Conference on Art and Technology in Banff, and Nuit Blanche Toronto.