Sidney Gordon (b. 2000, Regina, Saskatchewan) is an emulsion-based artist and cultural worker, currently based in “Vancouver” BC, Canada. They hold a BMA in Film + Screen Arts from Emily Carr University of Art + Design. Their approach to filmmaking is diaristic and observational, centering personal unconscious and metaphysical experiences. In parallel, their cameraless photographic practice focuses on ecological co-creation, relying equally on intention, chance, and response. Often guided by place, their process-oriented practice examines cycles of relational decay and regeneration between self, material, and environment. Their film and photography work has been shown both locally and internationally at recognized galleries and festivals such as The Polygon Gallery (Vancouver, BC), Vancouver International Film Festival (Vancouver, BC), CROSSROADS (San Fransico, CA), and Prismé Festival (Nantes, FR). Alongside their material practice, they are an active independent film programmer and cultivator. They are co-founder and curator of XINEMA: a local experimental film series and film space, and a member of Iris Film Collective and DIM Cinema Collective.