Hanging on the walls of HELM, in Mile End, Fred Jourdain’s new exhibition moves away from the worlds to which he has accustomed us. After an injury to his right arm which forced him to stop drawing for almost a year and to reinvent his approach, the artist swapped references to the worlds of music and cinema for more personal ink strokes. . Gone are the portraits of Cohen or Lynch, make way for anonymous characters with an inquisitive gaze, seeming to challenge visitors. “It’s me who looks at you and it’s you who look at me. » On view until the end of March.
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