Poetry Ghost Squid #12, 2004 digital print 105 x 76.8 x 3.2 cm (framed) Collection of the Alberta Foundation for the Arts Thank you to Katherine Ylitalo, the Curator, the Glenbow Museum, the Calgary Foundation, and the Alberta Foundation for the Arts. Excerpt from Katherine Ylitalo: Valerie LeBlanc made a significant contribution to the media arts in Calgary while she taught in Media Arts and Digital Technology at the

Quasi-Modo in flight, H 16in x W 24in, photograph Quasi-Modo is a character from my unpublished novel: TOTEMS, a bioengineering comedy Quasi-Modo, before lift-off, H 16in x W 24in, photograph Quasi-Modo surveys the landscape, H 24in x W 16in,

Quasi-Modo, winter landscape, H 16in x W 24in, photograph Quasi-Modo is a character from my unpublished novel: TOTEMS, a bioengineering comedy Quasi-Modo capturing the last of the sun, H 16in x W 24in, photograph Quasi-Modo, winter landscape, H 16in x W 24in,

Valerie LeBlanc as La Dauphine, H 16in x W 24in, photograph La Dauphine: The creature rises from the sea, 2006 Character enactments for the video of the same name. During a residency, I worked with Daniel Dugas and a community of residents, in Vallauris, France to create the myth of La Dauphine, a creature from the sea. I stood in for many of the costumed appearances for the main character. The photographs were shown at the

The Poetry Ghost Squid, in studio setting, H 24 in x W 36 in, photograph The Poetry Ghost Squid, 2003 – 2005 The costume is inscribed with poetry from Time Travel in This Moment. www.timetravelinthismoment.com Two of the Poetry Ghost Squid photographs are in the collection of the Alberta Foundation for the Arts. (2007 Acquistions) The Poetry Ghost Squid, squid swimming, H 36 in x W 24in, photograph Still from A Mystery,