Michelle Caron-Pawlowsky
Montreal, CanadaBiography
Michelle Caron-Pawlowsky is a multidisciplinary artist from Montreal who works primarily with photography, installation, drawing, text, and video.
She is currently pursuing a BFA in Photography at Concordia University in Montreal. She has received numerous grants to carry out arts initiatives both inside and outside of the university. Caron-Pawlowsky has been in a number of exhibitions in Quebec and has been published in Stonecoast Review, BAD NUDES, Shabby Doll House, L’Organe, and more. She was chosen as part of the 2021 Artch cohort, and she will be an Emerging Artist in Residence at Franconia Sculpture Park in Minnesota from September to November of this year. She is the co-founder and co-director of Colure Collective, a group working to create exhibition and publication opportunities for emerging artists in Quebec.
Her work speaks about healing, the sentimental value of objects and collections, and the incredibly mutable act of reconstructing memories over time. Through her work, Caron-Pawlowsky explores vulnerability and interpersonal relationships.
About the artwork
This collaborative project between Michelle Caron-Pawlowsky and Florence Pin consists of an installation of different mediums, including photography, sculpture, ceramic, video, and sound. Caron-Pawlowsky and Pin’s artistic practices intersect and relate to one another in many ways; memory, healing, and vulnerability are central themes in their respective projects.
The artwork talks about materiality, memory, and cycles of life and death.
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1730 Rue Saint-Patrick
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