December, January and February
Anaelle Tringle
From December 5th to March 1st
After completing her bachelor’s degree in graphic design at UQÀM, Anaëlle (elle) explored the themes of identity and contemplation, through the emotions and mental states associated with them. Ranging from euphoria and disgust to rage, powerlessness and resistance, her experiences and emotions are fuel for colorful, fun pieces. Finding great peace of mind surrounded by greenery, nature and the color green inspire her creations. Organic patterns, textures and blends of different mediums are what she prefers. Her practice acts as a kind of meditation, allowing her to refocus and reflect only on what her hands are producing in the present moment. Anaëlle mainly uses collage, drawing, acrylic and linocut, but also has a keen interest in murals, ceramics and textiles.
March, April and May
GourdonR
From March 1 to June 1
GourdonR, a multidisciplinary artist, feeds their practice with their personal experiences and identities, particularly their gender fluidity. Their kinesthetic approach to art, influenced by their dyslexia, enables them to explore a wealth of sensory nuances.
Their deeply autobiographical process gives rise to works imbued with melancholy, dissatisfaction and a quest to understand society and the Other.
By giving visual voice to universal themes, GourdonR aspires to create cathartic works that reach a wide audience, while sharing an intimate and authentic vision.
