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Explore the captivating world of Dominique Blain, a renowned Canadian artist known for her thought-provoking photography, installations, and sculptures. This eye-opening catalogue, published by Editions Skira Paris in 2020, delves into the essence of her work that intertwines social and political history with art, drawing from her roots in Montréal.
In this stunning collection, you will discover the four remarkable artworks presented by the Canadian Cultural Centre of Paris. Experience 'Monumenta,' an evocative blend of photographs and installation that challenges your perception of reality. 'Dérives' offers an engaging exploration of migration through five captivating video screens, encouraging viewers to reflect on current sociopolitical issues. 'Aether' showcases breathtaking prints on paper, depicting various heavenly skies that symbolize both beauty and turmoil. Finally, 'Mirabilia,' with its auto-lighted glass blocks, represents lost and stolen art, inviting profound contemplation on the value of heritage and memory.
Dominique Blain has exhibited her works across North America and Europe, including the prestigious Sidney Biennale in 1992. Her installations raise critical questions about objectivity, subjectivity, and the ongoing narratives of our world. Embrace a deeper understanding of reality and sociopolitical contexts through this essential catalogue that celebrates the extraordinary artistry of Dominique Blain.
In this stunning collection, you will discover the four remarkable artworks presented by the Canadian Cultural Centre of Paris. Experience 'Monumenta,' an evocative blend of photographs and installation that challenges your perception of reality. 'Dérives' offers an engaging exploration of migration through five captivating video screens, encouraging viewers to reflect on current sociopolitical issues. 'Aether' showcases breathtaking prints on paper, depicting various heavenly skies that symbolize both beauty and turmoil. Finally, 'Mirabilia,' with its auto-lighted glass blocks, represents lost and stolen art, inviting profound contemplation on the value of heritage and memory.
Dominique Blain has exhibited her works across North America and Europe, including the prestigious Sidney Biennale in 1992. Her installations raise critical questions about objectivity, subjectivity, and the ongoing narratives of our world. Embrace a deeper understanding of reality and sociopolitical contexts through this essential catalogue that celebrates the extraordinary artistry of Dominique Blain.