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Get matched →Pixel Heller explores Black identity and resistance through costume design, performance, and photography, drawing inspiration from the masquerade (mas) tradition of Caribbean Carnival. During her residency at the gallery, Heller produced garments and accessories for three traditional mas characters—the Moko Jumbie, Midnight Robber, and Jumbies. She presents those pieces alongside photographs of costumed performances by the artist and her friends in various public sites around Oshawa, including Club Carib and Lakeview Park.
Pixel Heller is a multidisciplinary artist and designer based in Toronto, Canada. She earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Cross Disciplinary Studies with a specialization in Life Studies from OCAD University in 2024. Her work has been showcased at Gallery 1313, Meridian Arts Centre, Yonge and Dundas Square, and internationally at the Black Brazil Art Biennial. Her artwork is featured in The Wedge Collection and Stikeman Elliott Private Collection.
Hannah Keating
The RBC Emerging Artist Residency Program is generously sponsored by the RBC Foundation's Emerging Artist Project.
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