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Voici une visite virtuelle de mon installation "Illumi-NATION", réalisée en 2014 à la galerie Fresh Paint. Il vous suffit de cliquer sur l'image puis d'utiliser les flèches du clavier pour se déplacer dans l'image ou alors de cliquer en déplaçant le curseur de la souris. Here's a panorama of an installation I made with the help of some friends last January, at Fresh Paint Gallery in Montreal. I wanna thank Igor Krucko for the panorama, Damien Fumex for the still pictures and Yann Meurot for the description of the project. Here's what he had to say about it: Upon entering the room, it feels like the fourth of July in America. The Stars and Stripes of the American flag are everywhere. This abundance of patriotic symbols seems a bit excessive to be innocent however... The eagle has two heads, the Catholic cross is merged with the $ sign and the eye above the pyramid seems to be watching us. The enigmatic maxims listed here and there and the various staged objects invite us to reconsider the history of the United States through its unknown facets. The American people are proud of their country's values, they like to display the emblems of the nation. But are the foundations of America so well-meaning that its people believe them? Illumi-NATION, Fresh Paint Gallery, Montreal, 2014, Photos © Adrien Fumex
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Il y a quelques semaines j'ai eu la chance de participer à Cabane à Sucre; un projet de galerie privée éphémère réunissant une quarantaine d'artistes provenant des milieux du graffiti, du street art et de l'illustration. L'instigateur du projet est Turtle Caps, un artiste qui partage son temps entre New York et Montréal et dont les tortues distinctives peuplent les rues de la ville. Les œuvres étant peintes dans une cour intérieur privée, on ne peut y accéder que si l'on connait les habitants de l'édifice du centre-ville. Pour que les œuvres soient vues par le plus grand nombre, des photographes, journalistes et blogueurs ont été invités pour agir comme diffuseurs de l'événement. On a parlé de Cabane à Sucre dans La Presse, Métro, Cult MTL, MTL Blog, etc. Voici quelques clichés de mon oeuvre et de l'endroit, prises par le photographe Darwin Doleyres. Photos : Darwin Doleyres (doleyres.com)     For my latest exhibit, "Abri Temporel", I revisited several paranormal topics from popular culture. I was also inspired by recent theories about the existence of a secret space program, which could explain some UFO sightings. Happy UFO day! 
20th Century Fake mixed media on canvas 24" x 36" 2014 
1952 Washington, D.C. mixed media on canvas 24" x 36" 2014 
Annuit cœptis mixed media on canvas 24" x 36" 2014 
Battle of Los Angeles mixed media on canvas 24" x 36" 2014 
DNA Manipulation Theory mixed media on canvas 24" x 36" 2014 
Paracas Elongated Skulls mixed media on canvas 24" x 36" 2014 
Roswell mixed media on canvas 36" x 48" 2014 
Boeing Prototypes mixed media on canvas 36" x 48" 2014 
Lockheed Martin Prototypes
mixed media on canvas 36" x 48" 2014 Du 4 mai au 1er juin dernier avait lieu l'exposition Le drapeau des fous à l'édifice Sherpa à Québec. Nous étions une centaines d'artistes à avoir chacun imaginé un drapeau pour représenter les fous en utilisant le médium de notre choix. Crédit photo : Ivan Binet 
Ma proposition pour le drapeau des fous. 
Art Installation @ Fresh Paint Gallery, Montreal Upon entering the room, it feels like the fourth of July in America. The Stars and Stripes of the American flag are everywhere. This abundance of patriotic symbols seems a bit excessive to be innocent however... The eagle has two heads, the Catholic cross is merged with the $ sign and the eye above the pyramid seems to be watching us. The enigmatic maxims listed here and there and the various staged objects invite us to reconsider the history of the United States through its unknown facets. The American people are proud of their country's values, they like to display the emblems of the nation. But are the foundations of America so well-meaning that its people believe them? Text: Yann Meurot Photos: Adrien Fumex  This image is a loose adaptation of a hand-written chart I found online. It was entitled: "The Conspiracy to Rule the World". It was probably made a few years ago because I found some Communist associations included. I'm not too much into conspiracy theories, but I still find this culture fascinating for what it is. I'm interested in logos and symbols, so this was an occasion to create an image that combines the emblems of some of the most powerful organizations in the world. I enjoy to look at logos and symbols because they are designed to convey very precise ideas which can only be fully understood by paying attention and reading about their history. I could not find a logo for Bilderberg, so I came up with one.
Featured in this image: The Order of the Illuminati, Bilderberg, Skull and Bones, Freemasons, Grand Druid Council, the Rothschild, Council on Foreign Relations, Royal Institute for International Affairs, United Nations, International Monetary Fund, World Court, World Bank, UNESCO, UNICEF, Temple of Understanding, World Health Organization, Federal Reserve, NSA, CIA, FBI, MI5, KGB, GRU, Communist Party of the Soviet Union, American Communist Party, Socialist Workers Party, Progressive Labor Party, Pilgrim Society, Rand Corp, Institute for Policy Studies, Bohemian Club, Club of Rome, London School of Economics, British Labor Party, World Council of Churches, Anti-Defamation League, and many others... |
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