Diffusion

… a childlike or comic-strip style drawing delimits an empty area, which leaves us stunned, or which we mentally fill with the ambient sound. Using objects and strategies that could be associated with popular culture, it is in these evoked and thwarted spaces that an anti-spectacular atmosphere is created. « Orchestraria seeks above all to…

“Using my video kinetic sculptures, I develop closed-circuit observation cameras along slow hypocycloidal revolutions. In this way, I try to renew the perception we have of ourselves, of others and of the environment around us, to reveal its strangeness and depth: the cosmos in which we are. This video kinetic installation is the result of…

Marie-Claude Bouthillier’s pictorial work is particularly sustained, rigorous, renewed and evolving in the field of contemporary art. Each project is a reformulation of the textile nature of the paint substrate where the relationship of dependence and affirmation between the canvas and the pigment is positioned in a new dynamic. In Apparitions, her last work presented…

“Welcome to EuroLand, a domestic system dedicated to inventorying material, spatial and transcultural production in Europe. Far from being exhaustive, EuroLand would rather generate its own incomplete geography, following the signs of human activity that reveal other, minor spaces with no apparent quality. EuroLand imagines a region shaped by variable realities in their membership of…

” I question the fragile relationships and imbalance we maintain with our environment, as well as its social organization. I am interested in communication codes and the relevance of the information conveyed. With bollards and panels of my own, I comicily introduce the human presence into its ephemeral and complex relationship with its surroundings. ”…

For the exhibition presented at Sporobole, artist Lorna Bauer revisits and reconfigures an earlier body of work, entitled What Is Not But Could Be If, presented at YYZ Artist Outlet in Toronto in the summer of 2010. A new series of images, entitled What Could Appear In The Morning Mist, a title that also complements…

Sculpt, Fix and Volume – three plastic sounding promises made by the Studio Line range of hair products from the French giant l’Oréal, which materialise in Dominique Sirois’ installation. Broadcast in 1988, the company’s advertising clip is here shelled and reformulated by the artist who was interested in the Studio Line trademark, developed by the…

Designed in the spirit of architectural games, MÉMORIAL is an in situ sculptural installation that unfolds on the floor of Sporobole in order to inscribe the plan of a fictional city seen as the crow flies. The project, which is both a collection and a collection project, is evolving. Thus, an urban sketch based on…