Activity Récits d’un possible… la montée en haut !

Since the beginning of his practice, Marc Dulude has used materials in an experimental way : mirror, bicycles, plastic, plaster, magnets… His practice is
not linked to a material, but to the effect he might get from it. For the hydrocal ( gypsum ciment), the material – subject of his works, it meant taking into account its whiteness, its powdered appearance and to test its malleability: the woollen threads covered in this product allow for a better strength which varies depending on the temperature and humidity of the location. Poetic and surprise factor, the unpredictability directs the faith of the art work in conjunction with gravity and time.

Récits d’un possible… la montée en haut !

Sculpture hydrocale, wool, 2019

Curator : Pascale Beaudet
Photo credit : Mike Patten

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Art Souterrain invests the windows of a commercial space in 445, President-Kennedy Avenue in order to exhibit contemporary artists. If you are looking for a space in the middle of downtown, contact Céline Bernier, Real Estate Broker, at (514) 402-4840 or by email to celine.bernier@cushwake.com.