Elisabeth Denis (b. 1995 in Montreal, CANADA) IS An INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTIST. Her work explores relational aesthetics, confessional writings, interactive installations, political and social art. The tools she utilizes most to tell stories usually bifurcate between and towards filmmaking and literature.

SHE WROTE for the raglan chronicle, local rag magazine, and iS currently a contributing writer for deeper japan. 

HER method of work Starts with a seed that is present and found in HER own life : a concern. Detective-like, SHE then interrogate people to integrate their story or their thoughts to HER work.  none of HER projects would have been possible and viable without the participation of the public offering themselves in vulnerable and open states of mind. The public always acts as a reflection of HER own concerns. 

HER work was mentioned in The NZ Herald, in Creative Waikato Social Press, in Beautiful Bizarre magazine, at the Raglan Radio, and in the Waikato Times.