Reflections

Julie Tremblay’s work in the Reflections exhibition consists of 10 life-size figurative works that are hand-sculpted (in the manner of clay sculpting) from cast-off industrial sheet metal. As a collective, the sculptures form an installation, with some pieces floating below the ceiling, some suspended from walls and some free-standing on the floor. The title of the show refers simultaneously to the visual effect of the materials used (alone and in relation to the environment in which the figures are presented), to the mental life of the figures, and to the artist’s musings about the porosity of human existence in the increasingly “desacralized” world in which we find ourselves today.






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