This woman reached across the country and  squeezed my hand - gently.

We don't know each other personally, but we know each other's journey.

Kim's relationship to her art, her changing body and her community especially resonated.

Listen if you want to know a very personal part of me,

reflected in another one's story.

Ilena Lee Cramer, Vancouver BC

Through the art of shaping sound, Kim shares her

process and insights of these life changing years.

Able to Disabled: My Changing Landscape

conveys insurmountable moments of grief, loss and transformation amid testable adaptability and embrace.

Anchored in her reality, the narrative emerges, depicting a vivid story and complexity within the composition.

At it's core,

Able to Disabled: My Changing Landscape

recounts a personal process of transformation,

re-configuration of identity and the work of

letting go to then let in.

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To the Ontario Arts Council and Government

of Ontario for their support.