As if being a master of the subtly breathtaking– an ace of the ethereal– weren’t enough, Vancouver-based photographer comes from that rare breed of people who possess an uncanny ability to identify other rad artists, and then connect them for awesome things.

For instance, she recently assembled a photo projection show called , and then simulcast it bi-coastally at in L.A. and in Baltimore. She art directs , a blog/magazine hybrid with impeccable taste and innovative content. She even manages to elevate to an art form. Whether looking at her curation or creation, one thing is clear: Jennilee Marigomen’s eyes have superhuman powers. They can see invisible dimensions of light and space. Here, she opens up about what they look for:

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Vancouver is a small city, so it’s easy to connect with other photographers that share the same audience as you. It’s natural to support each other, share ideas and resources, and collaborate. Vancouver has a big annual exhibition coming up called that will be featuring 200 local and international artists – selling their work for the same price across the board. The show does a really amazing job at bringing the art community together and bringing artists to the forefront – no matter if you are emerging or established.

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With new publications popping up everyday, there is so much printed matter out there… it becomes disposable. These publications have a beautiful honesty and longevity to them. The work that went into each one is apparent. I think that in general (whether it be for publications, fashion, etc.) more people are being appreciative of quality over quantity.

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I get really excited when I see glimpses into the lives of people whom I admire. Seeing and Thobias Fäldt & Klara Källström’s , Jackson Eaton’s , Nicholas Gottlund’s , and a photo essay about Denise Schatz’s tell you a lot about them in a personal way… sometimes more so than a regular interview. These kind of features have worked really well for 01 Magazine and I would love to see more exclusive and personal content like that out there. These little glimpses of where a person comes from makes me appreciate their work a lot more.

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