Whether in port, at sea, in the heat of a regatta, whether beautiful or rusty sailboats, rowboats or ocean liners, LO’s boats always inspire a captivating majesty that leaves viewers dreaming, because his art is to make a story come alive with feeling.
LO (Laurent Torregrossa)
"I’m fascinated by the beauty and complexity of the human body. I work mainly with clay because I find it’s the best medium for interpreting the human shape: clay gives me the flexibility to express body dynamics, by constantly exploring the limits of movement."
– Manon Gauthier
Manon Gauthier
"I’m interested in finding the harmony in chaos. I believe there’s richness in diversity and we need to celebrate it and showcase it. It’s through differences that we can find ourselves."
– Marie-Josée
Marie-Josée Desjardins
"I want to create art that is interesting both visually and intellectually. Using random shapes, spaces and components, I create paintings that convey my thoughts on the social or psychological behaviours of human beings. I want my art to be considered profound but playful, because that’s how I feel when I create."
– Pamela Comeau
PAMCOMEAU (Pamela Comeau)
"I find objects that have been cast aside and give them new life in the form of functional sculptures. Like the Quebec handymen-inventors of yesterday, I’m really into high-calibre DIY projects. No welding involved: the parts simply fit into each other where they belong, mechanically."
– Philippe Malo
Philippe Malo
"Human expression looms through the shape of the animal body. These are interesting analogies that allow allegories for human and animal relationships (...). With this visual poetry, I can use painting as a form of expression to convey the subtle thoughts inhabiting me and to life itself by adding motion, curvature, volume and rhythm (...)."
– Sofia
Sofia (Sophie Lebeuf)
