Nillasuktuq (Cold Weather), 2020
This piece suggests a pessimistic premonition of a future. The duality of human influence upon the environment. It wants to send a message: do not take anything for granted. Form and colour do not hold any extremity of quintessence in this three-dimensional monochromatic artwork which integrates natural forms and materials with man-made constructs.
Upcoming Exhibitions
L'ART SE DÉVOILE | June 14 - June 28
Galerie Lenoir (240, rue Saint-Jacques Ouest, Montréal, QC, Canada) / Online
[This virtual exhibition is exploring new outlets of exposure by the simulated ambience of cities or museums.]
SUSPENSION | August 17 - September 1
Galerie d'art du Vieux Presbytère de Sainte-Flavie (1505, route de la mer, Sainte-Flavie, QC, Canada)
[Exploring the dispersion of one material in another. Take time to observe what floats and what sinks, what is alive and what is inert, what is shaded and what is luminous.]
"I find inspiration in the news from yesterday and today. The consequences of climate change are everywhere. All you have to do is open your eyes – or use Google - to see it happening. The planet is sending alarm signals to humanity, which in turn is constantly sweeping them away with the back of its hand. My work explores key climatic events and calls on the population to act in the fight against climate change." — Julien Perreault
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