Series of the Avatars
Series of the Avatars | 2019 wall sculpture, recycling material
Quatre révolucoeurs 2021 wall sculpture with automation variable dimension : 50 to 200 cm wide, 150 to 190 cm high, 150 cm deep Plastic, selected objects, wood, aluminum, disk photo on acrylique, LED lighting, motor, Arduino control. Commissioned works from Grand Théâtre de Québec. Documentation : – photo©Charles-Frédérick Ouellet & Diane Landry – video : […]
Recumbent from Scotland 1992 alluvium artwork born out of the public artwork 19 Recumbents, Collège de Limoilou, Quebec City (Quebec, Canada); prototype and prop for the Skating to Stay performance duraclear, transparent acrylic, steel, halogen lighting object: 42 x 48 x 50 cm projection: 1 x 1.8 m collection: Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, […]
Fall or self-portrait 2017- 2018 mural with 60 flip-books motorized Plastic, wood, paper, motors, motion sensor video projection, loop : 5 min 50 s 90 cm X 160 cm X 14 cm edition of 2 2026 Becoming (in the light of the miracle), group exhibition, guest curated by Farah Yusuf, Onsite Gallery, OCAD University, Toronto (Ontario, […]
Installations>Fall2017mural with 60 flip-books motorizedPlastic, wood, paper, motors, motion sensor90 cm X 160 cm X 14 cm2017Group exhibition: OFF-Manif 2017, during the satellite activities of the Manif d’Art /8, Galerie Michel Guimont , Quebec city (Quebec, Canada).Perpetual motion at microscopic […]
Le surprenant 2016 ephemeral installation wood, spinnaker canvas, LED lighting 15 m x 5 m x 5 m with Baroque Bureau’s technical participation commissionned by panOramas 2016 Nuit verte during de panOramas, park des coteaux Bassens (right bank of Bordeaux) France.
Solo Knight III 2014 mural with automation bicycle wheels, plastic water bottles, mineral oil, LED, aluminum, motor, gear, ball bearing 94 cm diameter x 35 cm (depth) documentation: photo©Diane Landry Private collection 2015 Art Toronto, booth de Barbara Edwards Contemporary, Toronto (Ontario, Canada). 2014 L’Échappée, Galerie Michel Guimont, Quebec City (Quebec, Canada).
“Marcel Duchamp knew the hypnotic power of the wheel. To this day, his ironic masterpiece continues to fascinate. In her most recent installations, Diane Landry uses this circular objet in her own way, rigged with plastic bags and plastic bottles, lights and mechanical objects. These pieces bring an enchantment that leads spectators to another world.” […]
Miserliness 1987 sculpture with 10-minute sound loop recycled material 193 x 88 x 48 cm private collection documentation: – photo©Diane Landry 1987 New Work, Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre, Kingston (Ontario, Canada).