Biodiversity at the Heart of Our Municipalities
This project, which will take place in 2026 and 2027, is inspired by the natural richness of the municipalities in the Acton RCM. I will create a collection of eight artistic pieces celebrating local flora and fauna. These works will take shape in the very heart of the natural spaces that inspire them, thus merging art and environment. They will then be transferred onto panels that will be installed in the RCM's parks.
Outdoor creative workshops
In summer 2026, I will be hosting outdoor creative sessions in parks throughout the Acton RCM. Citizens interested in my work are invited to come and chat with me on these occasions.
- July 31, 2026: In the morning, I will be in Acton Vale at Donald-Martin Park. In the afternoon, I will be in Roxton Falls at Larivière Park.
- July 24, 2026: In the morning, I will be at Roxton Canton Park (located next to the municipal offices). In the afternoon, I will be at Halte-Rivière in Béthanie.
- More dates will be added to the schedule in the coming weeks.
Exhibition of works
The fruit of this artistic endeavor will be unveiled to the public during a public exhibition. Subsequently, these works will be immortalized on panels that will enrich the MRC's parks. My artistic vision aspires to weave an intimate link between citizens and their natural heritage, thereby awakening a deep desire to preserve this living treasure that surrounds us.
Thank you to our partners
This project received financial support under the Montérégie Est Territorial Partnership Program.
Other partners involved in the project: MRC d'Acton, Entreprise 139673 Inc, Gril des Tropik, Ville d'Acton Vale, Regroupement QuébecOiseaux, Ville d'Acton Vale, Federal MP Simon-Pierre Savard-Tremblay, Fondation SÉTHY, CDRN, Roxton, Ste-Christine, OBV Yamaska, Béthanie, St-Théodore-d'Acton, St-Nazaire-d'Acton, Roxton Falls, Lettrage Sercost and Upton.