Les affleurements
Vaste et Vague, Carleton-sur-mer
2019
Outcrops are parts of a bedrock that appear at the surface of earth or water, and are indications of realities that are larger than what is offered to our vision. Like vast territories, which are often little known, they are thus imagined at a distance from their histories and realities. In this exhibition, different perspectives of the Quebec northern landscape meet, revealing a geography marked by multiple transformations, sometimes real and other times imaginary.
Prints : VU
Exhibiton devices : L'Œil de Poisson
Frames : François Simard
Thanks to Vaste et Vague, Sébastien Hudon, Céline Béland, Géraldine Martin, Claire Moeder. The artworks were produced with the financial help of Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec and Première Ovation.
