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Medium :
Acrylic on Paper , Plexiglass under plexiglas
Framing :
Framing on request
Dimensions :
48x98in
About this artwork
I started the Clouds series in 2022. Initially, I felt an almost instinctive astonishment at the use of the word "cloud" to describe data storage and transmission. I've always found this choice revealing: it associates a vast, cumbersome, expensive, and energy-intensive technical infrastructure with an image of lightness, evaporation, and weightlessness, as if language itself served to erase the materiality of the phenomenon. The more I thought about… it, the more this association seemed to me to be a deception.
18 works from the CLOUDS collection are presented here
Each artwork is created under the direct supervision of the artist. A certificate of authenticity, personally signed and issued by the artist, will be sent directly from the artist to the buyer.
Paul Émile Rioux, a Montreal-based artist and photographer with a hybrid background (film, communication, marketing, and image), has been exploring digital creation and photography since the 1990s. He works between abstraction and figuration, constructing virtual landscapes that he models in 3D, intentionally incorporating algorithmic anomalies. His light dilates time and blurs perception, immersing the viewer in fascinating transitional spaces between reality and fiction. He seeks to evoke cognitive vertigo and wonder, inviting everyone to question their perception of the world and their personal memories of places.