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About
The Woman-Lampadar is a performance and installation project aimed at questioning the sense of security provided by the light at night in women and people so considered. The Woman-Lampadar is part of the pursuit of a sculptural/performing corpus of urban women-mobility/urban vegetation that Charlotte Larouche performs in public space in order to generate new urban stories. The Woman-Lampadar is a hybrid between Larouche's body and a street structure carrying like a backpack. This project is part of a spirit of celebration, parodiing the chosification of women. If he clearly affirms their feminism, he does so by creating a certain malaise since everyone is invited to participate in the chosification which presents itself to him or her. Using an experimental approach to the territory, The Woman-Lampadar specifically seeks to question the role of light on the feeling of security and on the ways to occupy the night.
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Establishment — Charlotte Larouche
Biographies
Charlotte Larouche Charlotte Larouche is an artist from Quebec City. During her master's degree in plastic arts at the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne in Paris, she anchored her artistic research in a reflection on feminist geography and gender relations in urban space. In her practice, she involves performance, sculpture, video, installation and costume creation. His work was presented at an individual exhibition at Maison-Tessier-dit-Laplante and during a creative residency at LA CHAMBRE BLANCHE in Quebec City, as well as at various collective exhibitions, such as at Galerie ArtMur in Montreal, Galerie du Crous and Galerie Michel-Journiac in Paris. Larouche also had the opportunity to present her performance practice at the Place in Quebec City, as well as at the Nuit blanche de Gentilly.
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