MANDAT : Créer une vidéo promotionnelle présentant l'artiste canadien Denis Juneau, qui sera exposée au musée du MAC.
MANDATE: Create a promotional video showcasing the Canadian artist Denis Juneau to be put on display at the MAC museum.
ESSENCE : Denis Juneau était un peintre canadien et une figure de proue du mouvement plasticien. Un mathématicien de la ligne et du cercle, et un adepte de la couleur.
“I try to illustrate movement in the world, of nuclear movement, the perceptual movement in space, the invisible vibration of sound, the movement of the beat of our hearts.” - Denis Juneau, dans La peinture abstraite au Canada de Roald Nasgaard
“I try to illustrate movement in the world, of nuclear movement, the perceptual movement in space, the invisible vibration of sound, the movement of the beat of our hearts.” - Denis Juneau, dans La peinture abstraite au Canada de Roald Nasgaard
ESSENCE: Denis Juneau was a Canadian painter and leading figure in the Plastician movement. A mathematician of line and circle, and a devotee of colour.
“I try to illustrate movement in the world, of nuclear movement, the perceptual movement in space, the invisible vibration of sound, the movement of the beat of our hearts.” – Denis Juneau, in Roald Nasgaard‘s Abstract Painting in Canada
“I try to illustrate movement in the world, of nuclear movement, the perceptual movement in space, the invisible vibration of sound, the movement of the beat of our hearts.” – Denis Juneau, in Roald Nasgaard‘s Abstract Painting in Canada
INSPIRATION : Dans les années 1960 et 1970, Denis Juneau a créé des œuvres d'art très méticuleuses qui trompent les yeux de manière ludique. J'ai voulu mettre en valeur cet aspect ludique en ajoutant du mouvement à l'un de ses tableaux, accompagné de la chanson Mr. Sandman des Chordettes, car c'était une chanson populaire à l'époque.
INSPIRATION: In the 1960s and 70s, Denis Juneau created very meticulous works of art that fool your eyes in a playful way. I wanted to showcase this playful aspect by adding motion to one of his paintings, accompanied by the song Mr. Sandman by the Chordettes, as it was a popular song at the time.
