Orange Pyramid
Orange Pyramid
Purple Sphere
Purple Sphere
Blue Cylinder
Blue Cylinder
Turquoise Star
Turquoise Star
Lime Green Object
Lime Green Object
Yellow Cube
Yellow Cube

Shapes of Our Grief

Orange Pyramid
Purple Sphere
Blue Cylinder
Turquoise Star
Lime Green Object
Yellow Cube

Shapes of Our Grief

Blue Pyramid
Blue Pyramid

About the Project

Shapes of Our Grief: A multisensory ritual installation

We live in a world saturated with grief, yet it often remains unseen — humming beneath daily life. Shapes of Our Grief is a participatory ritual installation that invites us to acknowledge grief in its many forms, transforming its weight into resonance, release, and renewal.

Shapes of Our Grief: A multisensory ritual installation

We live in a world saturated with grief, yet it often remains unseen — humming beneath daily life. Shapes of Our Grief is a participatory ritual installation that invites us to acknowledge grief in its many forms, transforming its weight into resonance, release, and renewal.

Shapes of Our Grief: A multisensory ritual installation

We live in a world saturated with grief, yet it often remains unseen — humming beneath daily life. Shapes of Our Grief is a participatory ritual installation that invites us to acknowledge grief in its many forms, transforming its weight into resonance, release, and renewal.


Through a communal altar and tactile ritual, the work offers a space of permission, reflection, and quiet connection around the universal experience of loss.



Through a communal altar and tactile ritual, the work offers a space of permission, reflection, and quiet connection around the universal experience of loss.



Through a communal altar and tactile ritual, the work offers a space of permission, reflection, and quiet connection around the universal experience of loss.



Guided through a self-paced journey, visitors are invited to let the invisible become visible, where grief becomes something we can touch, witness, and carry together.



Guided through a self-paced journey, visitors are invited to let the invisible become visible, where grief becomes something we can touch, witness, and carry together.



Guided through a self-paced journey, visitors are invited to let the invisible become visible, where grief becomes something we can touch, witness, and carry together.


Artist Statement

Sarah Jutras (she/her) is a multidisciplinary designer and creative director who brings stories to life through visual and interactive mediums. Her work seeks to make the invisible visible — giving form to the unseen layers of intention, emotion, and meaning that shape our experiences. As founder of Huzzah Studio, she has led design projects for brands and businesses that bridge the digital and physical, using aesthetics and emotional storytelling to cultivate resonance and connection. Her participatory installation, Shapes of Our Grief, explores loss, healing, and the role of design as a vessel for feeling and transformation.

Connect

This work is only the beginning. If Shapes of Our Grief resonated with you — if it stirred something, softened something, or opened a question — I’d love to hear from you. Whether you’d like to share reflections, explore collaboration, or support this project as it grows into future installations and community spaces, you’re welcome to reach out.

This work is only the beginning. If Shapes of Our Grief resonated with you — if it stirred something, softened something, or opened a question — I’d love to hear from you. Whether you’d like to share reflections, explore collaboration, or support this project as it grows into future installations and community spaces, you’re welcome to reach out.