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Today on the show, we welcome two special guests, Freya Björg Olafson and Mo Dhaliwal. Freya is an intermedia artist working with performance, audio, painting, and video. Her work engages with the influence that technology and the internet have on identity and the body. As a technologist and futurist, Mo came to dance by way of software after working in Silicon Valley for several years. He is a cultural navigator and the creator of the Vancouver International Bhangra Celebration Society. Both Freya and Mo work to challenge the status quo and cross boundaries, cultures and sectors.
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