Luc Bourdon Images qui boitent

Date(s): Jan 9 to Feb 14 1993

Exhibition

Images qui boitent

Homme à la caméra : extrait de Quinto, 1992.
3 : extrait de Hommage, 1993.

Opening on Saturday, January 9, at 4 pm

For always, there are montages*. A montage extravaganza. To think is to edit. (. . .) For as illuminating as an idea may be, it is always part of a montage, it builds or organizes itself by montage, by trial and error, and the uncertainties, or inexplicable certainties, partial or total, by attraction of likes and opposites...
Henri Michaux, Les grandes épreuves de l'esprit.

T.N.: to make a montage can refer to editing, assembling, elevating, arranging, setting up.

The exhibition Images qui boitent by Montreal artist Luc Bourdon consists of two video installations: Hommage and Quinto, as well as three videotapes which explore the relationship between writing and the electronic image.

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Images qui boitent

Homme à la caméra : extrait de Quinto, 1992.
3 : extrait de Hommage, 1993.

Luc Bourdon has been working with video since the early eighties. He has produced some twenty tapes that have been presented in Canada, U.S.A., Europe and Japan. He has also been active in the promotion of video art in Québec through his involvement with the Festival du Nouveau Cinéma, PRIM Vidéo, Vidéographe and OBORO.