Karine Locatelli is an artist from Lévis (Québec, Canada). She is known for her mastery of the line, the medium she has chosen to represent the landscapes that surround her or that she encounters on her travels. But it’s a question of sensitive experience, since she is not concerned with the recreation of a subject, but rather with testifying to her experience of the territory. ...
Isaac Cordal produces a social, denunciatory art. The recurring figurines of his creations are a metaphor for the contemporary human condition. Their size, miniature, translates the oppression that one endures in facing upheavals such as the class struggle, oligarchy, global warming or the misery we encounter at every street corner.
Valérie Gobeil questions textiles as one might question painting in a self-referential way. Going beyond its utilitarian functions of clothing and tool in everyday life and thinking about the properties of the material for what it is intrinsically. Questioning colour, composition, textures and patterns allows her to open new paths of exploration.
Ricky Bearghost, Hélène Cenedese, Isaac Cordal, Valérie Gobeil, Eric Godin, Danny Gretscher, Thomas Labarthe, Josiane Lanthier, Alexandra Levasseur, MissMe, Éric Nado, Andrea Pace, Moe Piuze, Ooloosie Saila
