Exhibition "Panier de chatons" by Josiane Roberge in the bay window
Complexe Méduse
For a moment, members of a large family are invited to huddle together. Their faces draw closer, their hair and breath intertwine. This creates a timeless moment that we imagine is conducive to listening to each other's hearts. Rooted in a relational approach, Josiane Roberge's practice stems from such human experiences that explore the elusive encounter of self and other. It is with this in mind that she brings together people who operate outside the art world to offer them actions that are meaningful both to them and to the resulting image. For "Panier de chatons", the artist invited these individuals to create a moment of great proximity. From this intimate experience, a monumental photograph is produced, which, when presented in the urban space, evokes the essential nature of friendships, family relationships, and community. A sort of tribute to the pillars of our lives, this proposal invites us to immerse ourselves in the sweetness that emanates from our most sincere bonds. A nest where it feels good to settle together, doze, and find peace. This site uses cookies to improve your browsing experience. For more details, or to see how to disable these cookies, please consult our data protection policy.
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