Temps Suspendu/Suspended Times: Marie Rioux

6 - 28 November 2020
Works
  • Marie Rioux, Au-delà / Beyond, 2020
    Marie Rioux, Au-delà / Beyond, 2020
  • Marie Rioux, Bâtiments / Farm buildings, 2020
    Marie Rioux, Bâtiments / Farm buildings, 2020
  • Marie Rioux, Cible / Target, 2019
    Marie Rioux, Cible / Target, 2019
  • Marie Rioux, Ciel jaune / Yellow sky, 2020
    Marie Rioux, Ciel jaune / Yellow sky, 2020 Sold
  • Marie Rioux, Crash, 2017
    Marie Rioux, Crash, 2017 Sold
  • Marie Rioux, Déconnecté / Disconnected, 2019
    Marie Rioux, Déconnecté / Disconnected, 2019
  • Marie Rioux, Discussions, 2014
    Marie Rioux, Discussions, 2014
  • Marie Rioux, Distanciation / Distancing, 2019
    Marie Rioux, Distanciation / Distancing, 2019
  • Marie Rioux, La cathédrale / The cathedral, 2020
    Marie Rioux, La cathédrale / The cathedral, 2020
  • Marie Rioux, Migration / Migration, 2020
    Marie Rioux, Migration / Migration, 2020
  • Marie Rioux, Monument / Urban monument, 2020
    Marie Rioux, Monument / Urban monument, 2020
  • Marie Rioux, Promeneurs dans la nuit / Night walkers, 2020
    Marie Rioux, Promeneurs dans la nuit / Night walkers, 2020
  • Marie Rioux, Rencontres au Milieu de la Nuit 2, 2016
    Marie Rioux, Rencontres au Milieu de la Nuit 2, 2016
  • Marie Rioux, Silence / Silence, 2020
    Marie Rioux, Silence / Silence, 2020
  • Marie Rioux, Zone Interdite, 2017
    Marie Rioux, Zone Interdite, 2017
  • Marie Rioux, Vue partielle / Partial view, 2018
    Marie Rioux, Vue partielle / Partial view, 2018
Overview

Quebec painter Marie Rioux‘s atmospheric landscapes are coming to Abbozzo Gallery for her first solo-exhibition with us. Inspired by her surroundings and North American geographies, Rioux paints vast monochromatic landscapes often interrupted by informal figures and subtle, fluorescent highlights. The work is a contemplation on the space she occupies within and without where “a multitude of people encountered in the metro and in streets and park inhabit my work, confronting the silence of my immense bygone lands. The anonymous ‘Others’, heterogeneous, indifferent people share the same place as me.