LABRADOR WEST IRON ORE
Do not use for construction
2026 | SEPTEMBER 10 TO OCTOBER 29
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION
The exhibition presents a main series of five paintings devoted to the “landscapes” of mining facilities, broken down and then reconstructed from photographs taken in 2014 as part of an interrupted development project in Labrador West. The exhibition also includes a collage-sculpture evoking an “economy of nature” in Canada, as well as acrylic-mounted reproductions of branches extracted from the paintings.
Like the exhibitions presented at Galerie INGANG, this proposal aims to highlight the abuses and contradictions of the contemporary capitalist system. It seeks to open a critical reflection on possible paths of transformation, particularly, in the context of the current exhibition, around issues of energy and extractivist sobriety.
As with any artistic practice, the aim is not simply to denounce a situation or identify those responsible, but rather to inscribe the critical argument at the very heart of the creative processes and modes of interaction with the public.
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INSTALLATION VIEWS
PROGRAM
PAINTINGS
Acrylic painting 40 po x 28 po 20,000$
Acrylic painting 40 po x 28 po 20,000$
Acrylic painting 40 po x 28 po 20,000$
Acrylic painting 40 po x 28 po 20,000$
Acrylic painting 40 po x 28 po 20,000$
Collage on cardbox 4,500$
PRINTS
Landscape extract on acrylic panel 36 po x 27 po 425$
Landscape extract on acrylic panel 36 po x 27 po 425$
Landscape extract on acrylic panel 48 po x 36 po 675$
SCULPTURES
Wire, plaster, and branches Variable dimensions $1,950
Wire, toy cars, and branches Variable dimensions $1,850
Wire, beaver fur, and branches Variable dimensions $2,300
PHOTOS
Photo 17 po x 11 po
Photo 17 po x 11 po
Photo 17 po x 11 po
Photo 17 po x 11 po
Photo 11 po x 17 po
Photo 11 po x 17 po
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