Paysage de l’intime
Jan 17
Jan 25 2020
exhibition in-person

‘Paysage de l’intime; is a contemporary jewellery exhibition bringing together works by eight artists who use jewellery as a vehicle for expressing their ideas, and whose work speaks about their relationship to landscape and nature. A source of inspiration, our surrounding environment leads us to questions of provenance, environmental impacts and power relations between humans and nature. As a medium to be transformed, the landscape and its elements become raw materials used as a means of expression.

The landscape awakens sense of belonging, cultural identity, and sometimes even nostalgia. Its influence can be addressed through a direct or dreamlike contact. Inspired by its modification or its alternation through human intervention, landscape as a subject allows for the interpretation of evocative and meaningful forms and materials, and for social and environmental questions. Nature and its landscapes are markers in time, like beacons that situate us in society and in the world, as well as in our own individual journey.

We depend on our environment just like it depends on us, from being shaped, manipulated and conditioned by our activities, our rituals and our fantasies. Like talismans looking to immortalize fragments of places, the pieces presented in the exhibition will commemorate, poetically and enigmatically, the intimate story of various landscapes and various minds.

Participants

Bridget Catchpole, Marie-Eve G. Castonguay, Catherine Granche, Clarissa Long, K.Claire MacDonald, Pamela Ritchie, Catherine Sheedy, Kye-Yeon Son.

Accessibility

Is this venue accessible by wheelchair or similar mobility devices? This includes access to washrooms and all aspects of programming/events.
Yes