키무라 별 르뫈 kimura byol lemoine 木村 ビヨル レムワンー Public Presentation: POJA-GI
© kimura byol lemoine, still from the video installation POJA-GI, 2024
In partnership with Festival Accès Asie
Multimedia installation presented without interruption
kimura byol lemoine is the artist selected for the 2025 edition of Interval, a short-term artist residency program in digital media set up by OBORO artist-run centre and Festival Accès Asie, creative partners since 1999. The public will be able to experience the work POJA-GI and meet the artist at the OBORO New Media Lab on Saturday, May 10, 2025.
Admission is free. All are welcome. Accessibility information here.
© kimura byol lemoine, still from the video installation POJA-GI, 2024
kimura byol lemoine is a conceptual multimedia feminist artist, activist and archivist. Ze uses calligraphy, painting, digital work, poetry, video, and collaborative practices, with themes of identity (diaspora, ethnicity, colorism, post-colonialism, immigration, and gender). kimura*lemoine’s work has been widely exhibited, screened, and published nationally and internationally. As an artist, ze is the recipient of numerous awards, including First prize at To Be Young in Europe competition at the Brussels International Super 8 & Video Festival (1988), the Prix Powerhouse (La Centrale gallery, 2016), and grants, including Montréal Arts Interculturels, Regard – ONF/NFB, the Conseil des Arts et Lettres du Québec, and the Canada Council for the Arts. kimura*lemoine had art residencies in HomeBase/Berlin, ADA-X, U-Vic and the Cinémathèque Québécoise. In zer activism, kimura*lemoine has co-founded, contributed to numerous initiatives, including the Euro-Korean League, G.O.A’L, IbyangIN and the Adoptees Cultural Archives.
