Through a multidisciplinary work centered on a practice of painting, the works of Manon Pelletier develop around the action of showing what is perceived, beyond the preview. Manon Pelletier holds a master’s degree in visual arts from UQAM. She lives and works in Montreal. She is the recipient of several grants from the Conseil des … Read More
The following works present the approach of contemporary artists and members of Atelier Circulaire who are each inspired by a work by Albert Dumouchel. These prints are featured in the exhibition Dumouchel: Matrice et estampes at the Center de Design de l’UQAM from February 9 to April 8, 2023 et à la Galerie de l’Atelier … Read More
For more than 40 years, Suzanne Dubuc has pursued her research in visual arts with the objective of finding accuracy in the balance of the elements that make up her works, while assuming room for randomness and accidents along the way. Thus, the shaping of ideas is both the result of reflection and play. In … Read More
Marc Guastavino works on the link between image and memory, on the way we think with the help of an image, on collective memories, as well as on the way creation takes shape. His work is based in particular on the notion of places and images in the arts of memory in the Middle Ages … Read More
Mirabelle Ricard studied graphic design and cinema before photography became her favorite medium. Thanks to ancient techniques such as gum bichromate, cyanotype and the lumen process, she tackles the themes of memory and traces. A recent member of Atelier Circulaire, she explores and combines the arts of printmaking. The more singular elements that she incorporates … Read More
Madeleine finds her inspiration in various subjects related to her experience and her vision of the world. Everything is often spiced up with humor, sarcasm, irony, without malevolence. Her interest for anatomy led her to work, for more than thirty years, as a medical illustrator. She worked at the CHU Sainte-Justine until 2016. As part … Read More
After completing her training at the Beaux-Arts in France, Fayza Mazouz moved to Montreal to train in environmental design at UQAM. A researcher and designer, she is particularly interested in architecture and its representations in contexts such as the Canadian Far North. Her artistic practice is inspired by the drawing codes used to represent the … Read More
Louis-Pierre Bougie was born in Trois-Rivières, Quebec, in 1946. His experience in printmaking is extensive. He specialized in intaglio and etching in Paris, at Lacourière et Frélaut, where he worked for over fifteen years. He has frequently resided abroad to work and study, namely in France, Portugal, Poland, Ireland, Finland and in New York. His … Read More
Lucie Palombi is an artist and architect. At Atelier Circulaire, she explores the horizon of possibilities offered by lithography and intaglio. Inspired by architectural elements and other “objects with a poetic reaction”, several of her prints have been acquired by the collections of the Bibliothèque et des Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ). Instragram: @luciepalombi
Laurence Prévost’s work goes beyond the boundaries usually reserved for a single field of activity. It must be said from the start that her initial training was as a musician – cello. She has been teaching and playing this instrument for over thirty years. Throughout her print work, there is a reduction of fields of … Read More