Vicky Sabourin holds a Master’s degree in Visual Arts from Concordia University (Montreal). Her multidisciplinary eco-feminist practice unfolds through immersive and performative installations. Death, mourning and other traumatic events form the genesis of her work’s narrative framework, in which she addresses the relationships between humans, nature and species. Her multi-disciplinary works (sculptural, photographic, textual, olfactory) support and complicate multi-sensory exploration and enhance an intimate, visceral and embodied experience. Her work has been presented in galleries, museums and artist-run centers in Canada, the United States, Europe and India. She has received grants from the CALQ and the Canada Council for the Arts. Vicky Sabourin teaches photography and sculpture at Concordia University.

For issue no. 138 (feature: Mournings), ESPACE is presenting Vicky Sabourin’s work Silhouette (Portrait bleu) (2022) in an edition of 20.

Vicky Sabourin, Silhouette (Portrait bleu), 2022. Inkjet print on Moab Natural 300, 16.5 cm x 22 cm. Courtesy of the artist.

$120 CAD (including issue no. 138 of ESPACE art actuel + taxes and shipping cost). Each print (1/20) is individually signed and numbered.