dans le souffle de c.
2022
Installation
Components
dans le souffle de c., 2022
Video, 1h00
With Adore Goldman, Latsami, Melina May and Maeve Rose
Camera Casper Wolski + Noémie Boisclair
Sound Edith Brunette
Editing AM Trépanier
Sound correction Simon Grenier-Poirier
SEX/WORK, 2022
Neon sign
Mia Donovan, Sex Machine 1, 3, 4, 2008
Chromogenic prints
Angela Grauerholz and Réjean Myette, Intersection Sainte-Catherine et Saint-Laurent, 2005
Video, 10 min
SWAC Attack! volume 1 and 2
With the invaluable collaboration of the Sex Work Autonomous Committee and the generous support of the Canada Council for the Arts.
Special thanks to arkadi lavoie-lachapelle, Alexandre Piral, André Cornellier, Angela Grauerholz, Alexis Bellavance, Mia Donovan, Perte de signal and Réjean Myette for their support.
Components
dans le souffle de c., 2022
Video, 1h00
With Adore Goldman, Latsami, Melina May and Maeve Rose
Camera Casper Wolski + Noémie Boisclair
Sound Edith Brunette
Editing AM Trépanier
Sound correction Simon Grenier-Poirier
SEX/WORK, 2022
Neon sign
Mia Donovan, Sex Machine 1, 3, 4, 2008
Chromogenic prints
Angela Grauerholz and Réjean Myette, Intersection Sainte-Catherine et Saint-Laurent, 2005
Video, 10 min
SWAC Attack! volume 1 and 2
With the invaluable collaboration of the Sex Work Autonomous Committee and the generous support of the Canada Council for the Arts.
Special thanks to arkadi lavoie-lachapelle, Alexandre Piral, André Cornellier, Angela Grauerholz, Alexis Bellavance, Mia Donovan, Perte de signal and Réjean Myette for their support.
dans le souffle de c. (2022) contributes to amplify the voices of a new generation of sex workers and activists,
some of which have organized through the Sex Work Autonomous Committee (SWAC). This work combines oral history and archival documents in addressing the issue of gentrification,
tracking the rise of practices and a community once associated with the site where the 2-22 building
stands today, at the corner of Saint-Laurent Boulevard and Sainte-Catherine Street.
With this work, I was interested in the vector role of representations and discourses around sex work in Montréal and emphasizes the rise of new ways of living in public space, of embracing, creating, naming and valuing the experiences related to sex work.
This work was producedd in the context of the exhibition The Radical Imaginary II: Derivative Value curated by Marilou Lemmens, François Lemieux, Bernard Schütze and Erik Bordeleau at VOX, Contemporary Image Center
With this work, I was interested in the vector role of representations and discourses around sex work in Montréal and emphasizes the rise of new ways of living in public space, of embracing, creating, naming and valuing the experiences related to sex work.
This work was producedd in the context of the exhibition The Radical Imaginary II: Derivative Value curated by Marilou Lemmens, François Lemieux, Bernard Schütze and Erik Bordeleau at VOX, Contemporary Image Center