Josée BrouillardSteffie BélangerRésonance visuelle
S. Bélanger et J. Brouillard, 2012
Résonance visuelle is a sculpture installation and an interactive video, generated through a collaborative exploration of sound as a visual concept. A multimedia artist mainly interested in human psychology and a sculptor who animates still lifes join their forces to create an interactive sculpture and video installation combining the human body and an object. The project makes visible the movement of sound propagating through space like gas. In this sensory exploration, technology and matter are united through the fusion of the artists’ respective practices.
Residency
Artist Talk during Les Journées de la Culture on Saturday, September 29, 2012 at 1 pm
S. Bélanger et J. Brouillard, 2012
Josée Brouillard is a media artist. She earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Concordia University (2012) and, prior to this, a DEC in Theatre Production (Collège Lionel-Groulx) and in Photography (Cégep du Vieux-Montréal), where she began exploring lighting and staging. Her education has led her to explore materials and lighting (and light as material) though the use of various modes of transmission and display technologies.
Born in Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines in 1989, Steffie Bélanger is completing a BFA in Studio Arts (major in sculpture) at Concordia University. Her sculptures revisit the medium’s traditional materials as well as some of its mechanical subtleties. She is a board member of the artists’ centre Praxis Art Actuel and of the Concordia Sculpture Association.