Created by the 2025 Nuit Blanche Fellowship

Domus Nexus delves into the intimate relationship between private space and collective identity; exploring how individual homes contribute to the fabric of a community.

Through a cultural and personal lens, the project invites viewers to reconsider the meaning of “home” — as both a deeply personal space and a shared cultural symbol. It reflects on the subtle interplay between personal and communal experiences, revealing how identity is shaped in both solitary and collective moments.

The project draws attention to the small, often overlooked details that form the greater whole — the tiny, discoverable parts of identity. Domus Nexus asks audiences to look closer, to see the city through its homes, its people, its traditions — finding unity in combined perspectives.

2025 Fellows

Fabiana Camba ^(Brazil)

Maya Harry ^{(Canada/Jamaica)}

Ravi Kant Ponnada ^(India)

Yash Rana ^(Nepal)

Maryam Taghizadeh ^(Iran)

Kelsey Wolff Power ^(USA)

Creative Producers:

Ashley Aalto ^{(Canada/Finland)}

Casey Norris ^(Canada)

Launches October 4th as part of Nuit Blanche Toronto 2025

Hours

Open weekdays 12-5pm 

October 20 - November 21, 2025

January 7 - February 1, 2026

Additional Hours

Saturday, November 15 - 10am-2pm as part of Humber Polytechnic Fall Open House

Acknowledgements

The 2025 Nuit Blanche Fellowship team would like to thank staff from Humber Polytechnic and the City of Toronto, and the many mentors they’ve met along the way. They would especially like to recognize the ongoing support of Humber Galleries and Humber's Centre for Creative Business Innovation.

Domus Nexus and the 2025 Nuit Blanche Fellowhsip is partially funded by City of Toronto's Business Incubation & Commercialization Grant Program.

Humber Galleries and Humber’s Centre for Creative Business Innovation are pleased to partner with the City of Toronto’s annual Nuit Blanche event by establishing the Nuit Blanche Fellowship. Under the supervision and mentorship of a Creative Producer and Humber Galleries staff, a team of multi-disciplinary students and alumni are invited to explore their individual artistic talents, while working together on the ideation and production of a single and dynamic artistic project inspired by Nuit Blanche’s curatorial theme.

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