Sophie
Price:
8,00$
Type:
Monograph
Artist(s):
Thomas Corriveau
Author(s):
Thomas Corriveau
Language(s):
French and English
Curator(s):
Specifications:
Perfect binding
,
40
pages
,
7 x 6 po
,
ISBN:
9782923612003

Sophie

The monumental work entitled Sophie, a silkscreen wall installation consisting of 108 elements on paper, was exhibited at the Centre SAGAMIE gallery Centre SAGAMIE Alma. The publication, produced for the occasion, was designed as a hybrid between a catalog and an artist's book. It explores the potential of multiple images from the perspective of a hybrid practice that combines drawing, painting, and printmaking.

Thomas Corriveau

Thomas Corriveau's artistic approach has always been marked by an attachment to painting, but over the years he has moved towards a multidisciplinary practice of the image. In recent years, the artist has become interested in the potential of the printed image, whether in the classic form of the print or in that of the new developments in digital printing.

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