Artworks

Dialogue, 2023, paper installation.

Recent work, 2022-2023.

Black Lake, 2020-2023, 12 minutes experimental documentary and photos. The point of view of nature on this transformed territory with testimonies of people who remembers the lake.
Image & video sources: Stéphanie Morissette, Pierre-Jean Moreau and Centre d'archives de la région de Thetford. Director: Stéphanie Morissette; Drone images: Pierre-Jean Moreau; Sound & mix audio: Dale Einarson; Counter bass: Benoît Converset. Photos: Printed on Somerset paper, 81.5 x 112 cm (33.5 x 44 inches). The artist aknowledge the financial support of the Canada Council for the Arts for this project and wishes to thank Granilake for their collaboration.

Epigenetics of Mechanical Objects, 2020, a web dendrogram like a phylogenetic tree. In a near future, animal and plant species are imagined to have crossed their genes with technologies. This diagram made of drawings representing those crossed specimens, is accompanied by a text where a scientist from the future studies this evolution from 2019 to 2092. dendrogramme.stephaniemorissette.com
Project made in collaboration with the Hub numérique de l'Estrie, the author Pattie O'Green and The Canada Council for the Arts.

Meanders, virtual reality experience inside the artist brain's connections.
A collaboration with Sporobole art center and Imeka, a company specialized in brain imaging, with the financial support of the CALQ and the city of Sherbrooke. Presented September 4-26, 2020 at Sporobole art center; and at TOPO from January to March 2021 in a web version. Video with image of the VR experience Meanders.

Horizons, 2019, aluminum, architecture art integration, Mont Orford ski station, Quebec, Canada.

Transmutations, exhibition Galerie 3C, LaSalle (Montreal), March 16-April 13, 2019.
This work was made with the collaboration of the brain imaging company Imeka, and the financial support of the CALQ and the City of Sherbrooke (photo credit: Guy L'Heureux).

The Curious Colonial Empires, Galerie Dominique Bouffard, Montréal, November 16- December 23, 2017. (photos Guy L'heureux).

Shadows in a Labyrinth, 2017, video 7 minutes 40 seconds.
Shadows in a Labyrinth reflects on the complexity, the flaws & ephemeral aspects of our brain and memory, as well as on the medium and technologies. We draw parallels with mental illness and disease like Alzheimer. This video was produced in collaboration with the brain imaging company Imeka, as well with the financial support of the CALQ and the City of Sherbrooke.

Réminiscence (2017, 13 min.) et Le rythme de la mémoire collective (2016, 8 min. 35 sec.) Video animations projected on the heritage house Maison Girardin, Beauport, Québec.

Troubled Forest, exhibition presented at Galerie Dominique Bouffard, Montréal, September 3-27, 2015. (photos Guy L'Heureux).

Dans la proximité des ombres, Galerie Dominique Bouffard, Montréal February 7- March3, 2013. Cold War works. (photos JPLacroix).

Empty?, photos & video installation, exhibited at: Maison de la culture Frontenac, Montréal ( 2009); Panache Art Actuel, Baie Comeau & Havre Saint-Pierre (2013); Voix Visuelle, Ottawa, (2014). (photos JPLacroix).

Horizons, 2019, aluminum, architecture art integration, Mont Orford ski station, Quebec, Canada.

Transmutations, exhibition Galerie 3C, LaSalle (Montreal), March 16-April 13, 2019.This work was made with the collaboration of the brain imaging company Imeka, and the financial support of the CALQ and the City of Sherbrooke (photo credit: Guy L'Heureux).

The Curious Colonial Empires, Galerie Dominique Bouffard, Montréal, November 16- December 23, 2017. (photos Guy L'heureux).

Réminiscence (2017, 13 min.) et Le rythme de la mémoire collective (2016, 8 min. 35 sec.) Video animations projected on the heritage house Maison Girardin, Beauport, Québec.

Transmutations, exhibition Galerie 3C, LaSalle (Montreal), March 16-April 13, 2019.
This work was made with the collaboration of the brain imaging company Imeka, and the financial support of the CALQ and the City of Sherbrooke (photo credit: Guy L'Heureux).