1000 visages

This installation offers a multi-sensory art experience that merges contemporary art and Indigenous culture. It takes the form of a sphere that is suspended from a high arch and composed of 1,779 plexiglass tiles. Each tile contributes to a visual spectacle inspired by the flight of birds and the collective movement of fish. This work, enhanced by augmented reality, reflects its image back to the public while integrating it into the environment. With a rich soundscape created by local artists, the installation also celebrates the victims of Canada's residential school system while fostering connection and a sense of community.

Design and creation: +AMOR
Production: TERA Rigging & rojects
Augmented Reality: James Monkman
Soundtrack: Nigel Irwin, Quinn Pickering, Karey Harper and Andrew Stevens

Presented by the Quartier des spectacles Partnership.

- On Sainte-Catherine St., in front of esplanade Tranquille