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Four Trojan Horses move along tracks at grunt gallery. Still from Infrasense by Robert Saucier and KIT artist collective.

Autumn 2001 brochure from Folly Gallery, featuring Hester Reeve. Collected material from Chiasma by Léa Donnan, Rebecca Belmore, and Hester Reeve.

Article on Chiasma in The Sunday Independent. Collected material from Chiasma by Léa Donnan, Rebecca Belmore, and Hester Reeve.

Jeanne Randolph leans against a podium, while Lorna Brown sets up the computer. Still from Syntax errors: Acting out, Play-Doh* and Doubt by Jeanne Randolph.

Article in Espace's Spring 2003 issue on Robert Saucier. Collected material for Infrasense by Robert Saucier and KIT artist collective.

A large image of arms and trees is projected onto a wall as glowing flashlights lay on the floor. Still from Rebecca Belmore's performance at grunt gallery as part of Chiasma by Hester Reeve, Rebecca Belmore, and Léa Donnan.

Roi Vaara blindfolded and standing in a suit next to a projector screen with curved lines on it. Still from Roi Vaara for Black Market International.

A large image of newspapers is projected onto a wall reading: “THE BRITISHISH EMPIRE”. Still from Hester Reeve's performance at Folly as part of Chiasma by Hester Reeve, Rebecca Belmore, and Léa Donnan.

Video documentation of Adult Female by Léa Donnan, live streamed from Australia and broadcast at grunt gallery.

Espace's Spring 2001 article on Robert Saucier. Collected material for Infrasense by Robert Saucier and KIT artist collective.

Audience members and a computer are seen in the foreground. A projected screen reading: “THE BRITISHISH EMPIRE” is seen in the background. Still from Hester Reeve's performance at Folly as part of Chiasma by Hester Reeve, Rebecca Belmore, and…

Poster for the Chiasma live streams at Pope Productions in St. John's, Newfoundland. Collected material from Chiasma by Léa Donnan, Rebecca Belmore, and Hester Reeve.

Proposal of Infrasense, including introduction, outline, technical specs, website information, funders, and research. Collected material for Infrasense by Robert Saucier and KIT artist collective.

Jay Thompson sits at a computer as an image of a gazebo and trees is projected onto a wall and glowing flashlights lay on the floor. Still from Rebecca Belmore's performance at grunt gallery as part of Chiasma by Hester Reeve, Rebecca Belmore,…

Cover for the Chiasma binder featuring images and a screenshot of the chat room. Collected material from Chiasma by Léa Donnan, Rebecca Belmore, and Hester Reeve.

Article in ETC, Numer 62, June–July–August 2003 on Robert Saucier. Collected material for Infrasense by Robert Saucier and KIT artist collective.

Roi Vaara stands in a suit, next to a stereo on the floor, speaking to the audience. Still from Roi Vaara for Black Market International.

Jeanne Randolph leans against a podium, in front of a projection of the painting Manuel Osorio Manrique de Zúñiga by Francisco Goya. Still from Syntax errors: Acting out, Play-Doh* and Doubt by Jeanne Randolph.

Trojan Horses and Bugs moving along tracks at grunt gallery. Still from Infrasense by Robert Saucier and KIT artist collective.

Roi Varra standing in a suit, holding a stereo, and wearing large antennae on his head. Still from Roi Vaara for Black Market International.

Roi Vaara sitting at a table next to a projector screen with curved lines on it. Still from Roi Vaara for Black Market International.

A tent projects an image onto the wall as glowing flashlights lay on the floor. Still from Rebecca Belmore's performance at grunt gallery as part of Chiasma by Hester Reeve, Rebecca Belmore, and Léa Donnan.

Jeanne Randolph leans against a podium, in front of a projection of a Sigmund Freud. Still from Syntax errors: Acting out, Play-Doh* and Doubt by Jeanne Randolph.

Roi Vaara in a suit, painting onto a white wall in grunt gallery. Still from Roi Vaara for Black Market International.

Jeanne Randolph stands in front of a projection that shows a definition for 'praxis'. Still from Syntax errors: Acting out, Play-Doh* and Doubt by Jeanne Randolph.