Jonathan Dy is a Vancouver based artist and photographer who has been capturing the people and elements of Occupy Vancouver since Oct 15, 2011.
In this piece, Vancouver filmmaker Ian MacKenzie interviews Jon about his experience in the movement, his process behind the lens, and why the Occupy movement needs the space to define itself.
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Photos & Words: Jonathan Dy
Interview & Editing: Ian MacKenzie
Music: Chris Zabriskie
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Yeah JD. Your images and words strike a potent and beautiful chord. They are strong enough to move most from contemplation to action. “In a world as ugly as this, beauty is the real protest.” – Refused
04 Jan 2012 06:01 am (@Twitter)
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