Veronique, a white non-binary person with brownish-blond hair in a mullet cut, stands in a park, dappled light filtering through the trees around them. They look into the camera, a slight smile ghosting on their lips.
photo by Kimberly Ho

About

Veronique/V (she/they) is a non-binary artist, arts worker, and disability advocate of Polish descent, based on stolen Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh territories. Their practice draws from their lived experience of neurodivergence, madness, and chronic illness. As an artist, their projects explore how disability can reshape understandings of self, kin, and community. They have collaborated across various mediums, including performance, sound art, web-based art, and virtual reality. As an advocate, V contributes to disability-led consultation, education, community organizing, and peer support initiatives.