Philippe Internoscia
Philippe Internoscia creates hypperrealistic three-dimensional facsimiles of banal and surreal objects to subvert the heteronormative categorizations of the material world. With FLEX, the artist presents a libidinal export through a rhythm and a flexibility which exceeds the limits of capitalist...
Mathieu Lévesque
The most recent research of Mathieu Lévesque focuses on this ambiguity between the painter's know-how and laissez-faire, while the particular and recurring gestures, generators of style and palettes are often the result of habits, tics, even errors.
Une proposition de Marthe Carrier et Matthieu DumontGalerie B-312—Écart
En tant que directeurs de centres d’artistes provenant de Montréal et de Rouyn-Noranda et commissaires invités à la Galerie d’art Desjardins à Drummondville, Marthe Carrier et Matthieu Dumont ont choisi de creuser cette triangulation : comment se vit et se déploie l’art actuel dans nos régions? Trois artistes. Trois villes. Une proposition. En croisée. Martin Beauregard produit des œuvres générées par les outils qu’offrent le numérique. Gabriel Ledoux conçoit une vidéo dont les séquences peuvent être modifiées par le spectateur grâce à ces mêmes outils.
The Accalmir exhibition project is an extension of the series of sculptures that Paméla Landry calls "affect investment machines". Using a repertoire of stereotypes associated with OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder), the artist develops devices that perform a succession of movements evoking the ritualized manias of people with OCD. For these people, the ritual serves to calm the anxiety caused by obsessive and invasive thoughts. Through these new devices, it is this restorative quality of ritual that she wishes to exploit and share with the public.
During the fall of 2018, Pascale Théorêt-Groulx devoted herself to a project, which she describes as "a little crazy", which led her to travel tens of kilometers on Laval territory accompanied by a drone. Rather than using it as a simple aerial image sensor, she wanted to exploit its communication potential. A small box connected to an Arduino electronic card allowed the flying device called EAI (Entité Aérienne Instable) to drop paper messages over the heads of people, who were sometimes followed to their homes by the drone.
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