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Isabelle
Hayeur lives and works in Montreal. Since the late 1990s,
she has been known for her video production and large-format
digital montages. Both appealing and alarming, her works
present vast panoramic landscapes that denounce the no-man’s-lands
that modern and contemporary civilizations allow to emerge.
Her digital images have been presented in solo exhibitions
in Quebec and Canada as well as in a number of group exhibitions:
Lieux anthropiques, presented by VOX at the Centro
Cultural Casa Vallarta, Guadalajara, Mexico, and Tomorrow’s
New at the Hippolyte Gallery, Helsinki, Finland,
in 2003; Chantiers at Centre des arts actuels
Skol, and Plan Large at Quartier éphémère
as part of Mois de la Photo à Montréal,
in 2001. Her participation in this last event attracted
much attention and earned her the Prix Contact for young
artists. Selected for showing at international festivals,
her videos circulate throughout the world.
As part of this exhibition, VOX is also presenting
an in situ project in the window of the new
space.
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Isabelle Hayeur, Élévation (détail),
2004, épreuve numérique, 97 x 348 cm. Avec l’aimable
permission de l’artiste.
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