Denise St Marie and Timothy Walker are Interdisciplinary Artists investigating the constructed nature of human perception through dialogical exchange. Their work experiments with digitized drawing, text, print, new media, social practice, and temporary public art. Their process of making intersects post-conceptualism, iterative creation and thoughtful play.

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​They met in 2005 and began collaborating on various projects, later adopting an alternate name TIMEANDDESIRE. Since then, they have installed temporary public work in Japan, China, parts of North America including Las Vegas, Chicago, Detroit, Victoria BC, the Canadian Prairies, the Niagara Region, Windsor, London, Toronto, Kitchener, Waterloo, Hamilton, and Montreal.

 

In 2016, they both received the Keith & Win Shantz International Fellowship and travelled to New York to live/work while conducting further research into textbased art, tech-art and art activism at Steve Lambert's studio. At this time St Marie received funding from the Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada for her own research into 'Social Currency'.

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In 2018 Denise St Marie and Timothy Walker were both individually awarded a Canadian Governor General’s Gold Medal for their academic achievements at the University of Waterloo.

 

Currently they are based out of the Tri-Cities, Ontario, Canada.

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