Albert Goulet

The 20/20 Wavelength Project began as a vibrant initiative during Alberta Culture Days, at the height of the global Covid-19 pandemic. This project, led by mixed-blood multidisciplinary artist Andy Moro, aimed to explore “What Matters Now” through community engagement, both online and in person. By involving virtual and geographical communities, it sought to uncover the values highlighted by the pandemic lockdowns.

Albert Goulet is a Calgary-based dancer renowned for his captivating performances and dedication to preserving Indigenous culture. As a men’s traditional dancer, Albert brings to life the rich heritage of his ancestors through powerful, rhythmic movements and intricate regalia. Through his art, Albert Goulet continues to celebrate and uphold the timeless traditions of Indigenous peoples.

About the Dance

A vibrant and dynamic expression of cultural heritage and spiritual connection, dancers don elaborate regalia adorned with feathers, beadwork, and fringes, each piece carrying deep symbolic meaning. The dance is characterized by powerful, rhythmic movements and intricate footwork, reflecting the warrior spirit and the close relationship with nature. Accompanied by the resonant beat of drums and the haunting melodies of traditional songs, the dancers perform with a sense of pride and reverence, honoring their ancestors and the sacred traditions passed down through generations. This dance is not just a performance but a profound celebration of identity, resilience, and the enduring spirit of Indigenous peoples.