My art journal is a meaningful way to share my studies and behind-the-scenes moments, giving them a lasting place beyond the fleeting nature of social media. Unlike my regular blog posts, I update these entries more frequently—sometimes several times a week—offering a faster and more intimate glimpse into my process. Here, I’ll share my process first, creating a more curated and personal experience for those who take a deeper interest in my work and visit my website.
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Touching grass in the Black Forest. I timed it perfectly because I left Montreal on the first snow day of the year. No better place to think than the woods where I grew up.
Toucher terre dans la Forêt-Noire. Timing parfait : j’ai quitté Montréal le jour de la première neige de l’année. Il n’y a pas de meilleur endroit pour réfléchir que les bois où j’ai grandi.
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Related social media posts:
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(November 13, 2025).
I am looking forward to my next academic speaking engagement at UQAM (Université du Québec à Montréal). I’ll be speaking in Prof. Caroline Nepton Hotte’s Arts médiatiques et numériques (HAR4590) course about Crypto Art as a Paradigm Shift: From Bitcoin’s Architecture to a New Ecology of Art.
Among others, we will discuss how technology, economy, and creation intersect in contemporary practice. Organized by LAB-A – Laboratoire numérique d’études sur l’histoire de l’art du Québec.
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(November 26, 2025).
I wrote a stack of postcards in the Marfa desert and mailed them at the Marfa, TX Post Office so they’d carry that place with them. Location and time are core to my practice as the work lives in where and when it’s made.
The Marfa postmark turned each card into a small artifact: a timestamp, a place stamp. That little circle of ink made them feel part of the piece itself.
Now photos are landing in my inbox from all over the world. It’s a joy watching these cards travel, clouds crossing borders and finding their way home.
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Related social media posts:
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(November 23, 2025).
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