Pyrocumulus

Pyrocumulus (2021), La Terre en suspens solo exhibition at Bang Centre (Chicoutimi, Quebec, Canada). October 14 to December 18, 2021.

Pyrocumulus, lenticular print, 2021.

Pyrocumulus is a lenticular print that evokes molten matter, volcanic rocks, ash plumes and pyroclastic clouds, each interpretation differs depending on the viewing angle. Perceived textures, at times sharp or hazy, fluctuate according to focal distance and stereoscopy, showcasing the subjective experiences of embodied perception.

Video documentation of the work at my solo exhibition La Terre en suspens at Bang center (Chicoutimi, Québec, Canada, 2021) and at MUTEK’s exhibition at Société des arts technologiques (Montréal, Québec, Canada, 2021).

Pyrocumulus (2021), La Terre en suspens solo exhibition at Bang Centre (Chicoutimi, Quebec, Canada). October 14 to December 18, 2021.
Pyrocumulus
Pyrocumulus (2021), La Terre en suspens exhibition at Centre d’art de Kamouraska (Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada). June 18 to September 5, 2022.
La Terre en suspens exhibition at OBORO, Montreal, 2023. Photo credit : François Quévillon
La Terre en suspens exhibition at OBORO, Montreal, 2023. Photo credit : François Quévillon
Pyrocumulus, Magma Chamber solo exhibition at the forge building of the King Mine Historic Center | KB3 (Thetford Mines), 2023. The exhibition is part of EXEcentrer‘s Dériver project organized in collaboration with Minéro – Musée de Thetford. Photo credit : François Quévillon.
Pyrocumulus, Magma Chamber solo exhibition at the forge building of the King Mine Historic Center | KB3 (Thetford Mines), 2023. The exhibition is part of EXEcentrer‘s Dériver project organized in collaboration with Minéro – Musée de Thetford. Photo credit : François Quévillon.

Pyrocumulus is related to the work Pyroclastic Trails made in Mexico during Connecting the Dots and was supported by the Canada Council for the Arts.