A project by PATRICK BEAULIEU in collaboration with PATRICE LOUBIER During this snowmelt period, Patrick Beaulieu will embark on a slow snowmobile voyage through the heart of Québec’s boreal forest. Joined periodically by researcher and art historian Patrice Loubier, Beaulieu’s performative excursion will lead him down to where the snow has disappeared (melted). Directly influenced […]
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Photographs and videos: Patrick Beaulieu. Texts: Alexis Pernet and Patrick Beaulieu. Traduction : Jo-Anne Balcaen et Daniel Canty. Graphic Design: Feed. Éditions/Publishing: Lacustre, Orford, Canada, 2019, 48 p. In the summer of 2017 and into 2018, Patrick Beaulieu completed his performative excursion EL PERDIDO, a North American peregrination in search of non-existent locations. Accompanied by […]
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À l’invitation de la commissaire Dominique Truco, l’artiste Patrick Beaulieu et le jardinier philosophe Gilles Clément développaient entre janvier 2018 et septembre 2019 un travail d’exploration et de diffusion in-situ et in-socius sur l’Île d’Aix, l’île Madame et le littoral charentais en France dans le contexte de îles jardins / îles paradis. « […] Ils ont […]
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A project by PATRICK BEAULIEU with ALEXIS PERNET Between summer 2017 and 2018, Patrick Beaulieu realized the performative excursion EL PERDIDO. Travelling with the geographer Alexis Pernet on board a 1977 Dodge camper van, they set off on a journey in search of a non-existent place called Forgotten Road. Continuously and deliberately lost, their trajectory was […]
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A book by Patrick Beaulieu and Daniel Canty with Patrick Garvey, Alexis Pernet, Stéphane Poirier, Jack Ryan, Gilles A. Tiberghien, Dauphin Vincent and Feed. Les éditions du passage, Montreal, Canada, 2015, 224 pages (in french). VVV témoigne des trois odyssées transfrontières réalisées par l’artiste visuel Patrick Beaulieu avec Daniel Canty (Vecteur monarque, Ventury, Vegas), Alexis […]
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On July 2014, Patrick Beaulieu embarked on a slow continental drift. Traveling by kayak he crisscrossed meanders that took him from the source of a river in southern Quebec, to the Atlantic Ocean at the mouth of the Hudson River in New York. He explored the condition of such places that can only be discovered […]
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