Dark Tide
Baptiste Debombourg’s site-specific installation takes inspiration from its rehabilitated building, where historical relics stand alongside contemporary architectural elements. An open-plan office has been struck by a natural disaster. A gigantic flow of broken black glass has buried everything in its path, like a landslide, volcanic eruption, or tidal wave. Walking on the friable magma is an immersive sensory experience inviting us to question our environmental awareness.
Project realised and produced in the frame of PASSAGES INSOLITES 2023, one of the largest ephemeral public art event in Canada. Presented by the Ville de Québec and EXMURO arts publics under the artistic direction of Vincent Roy.
Project realised and produced in the frame of PASSAGES INSOLITES 2023, one of the largest ephemeral public art event in Canada. Presented by the Ville de Québec and EXMURO arts publics under the artistic direction of Vincent Roy.
Presentation:
Maison Hazeur, 1s floor
Place Royale, 27 rue Notre-Dame, Quebec city, Canada
Maison Hazeur, 1s floor
Place Royale, 27 rue Notre-Dame, Quebec city, Canada
Elements:
Broken laminated glass from vitroplus, black lacquer, nails, wood, medium, silicone, tape
Broken laminated glass from vitroplus, black lacquer, nails, wood, medium, silicone, tape
Dimensions:
3,5 x 12,5 x 10 m
3,5 x 12,5 x 10 m
Realisation time:
1550 hours
1550 hours
Date:
2023
2023