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DOMINIQUE PETRIN

pazzazz

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Née en 1976, Dominique Pétrin est une artiste multidisciplinaire originaire de Montréal. Tant en performance qu’en arts visuels, elle s’intéresse tout d’abord aux moyens d’altérer la perception et la conscience, que ce soit en déjouant les processus cognitifs de la vision ou par l’utilisation de l’hypnose en performance. Elle a été membre du groupe Les Georges Leningrad et a collaboré notamment avec Sophie Calle et Pil et Galia Kollektiv. Elle a performé au Frieze Art Fair, Londres, au festival Désordres, à Lille, France, MUTEK, Viva!, la Triennale Québécoise au Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal et a participé au 29e Symposium d’art contemporain de Baie-Saint-Paul.

Dominique Pétrin is a multidisciplinary artist born in Montreal. In visual arts as well as performance, her interests converge towards producing altered states of conscience and perception, be it through cognitive or visual illusions, or, for her performances, the use of hypnosis. A former member of the band Les Georges Leningrad, she also collaborated with such renowned artists as Sophie Calle and Pil & Galia Kolletiv. She staged performances at the Frieze Art Fair in London, at the Désordres Festival in Lille, MUTEK, Viva! and Rouyn-Noranda’s Performance Biennale. She was rewarded with an artist residency in Nunavik by the Quebec Council for the Arts, participated in the 29th Contemprary Art Symposium in Baie-Saint-Paul, and was selected for the last instalment of the Quebec Triennial at the Montreal Museum of Contemporary Art.
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source: artsouterrain

Dominique Pétrin brings the image to its highest degree of saturation and develops an intense dialogue between images, their support, and their configuration. Pazzazz is a Greco-Roman fresco that recalls the music-hall of the 70s. Excess, wealth, and decadence are represented in an ornamental style that is almost threatening. Between dreams and apparitions, the optical illusion is lost in a maze of pleasure and abuse, enjoyment and intoxication.
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source: artsouterrain

Dominique Pétrin is a multidisciplinary artist who dedicates herself to screen printing and creating immersive spaces. She participated in Baie-Saint-Paul’s 29th Symposium of Contemporary Art and at the Québec Triennial at the Museum of Contemporary Art, in 2011.