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Oscillation

Centre culturel canadien
October 16th, 2025 - January 16th, 2026

1.Fossilation
Fossilation, Centre George Pompidou, Paris, 2021
Membrane bioplastique, capteurs d’énergie résiduelle et dispositif lumineux interactif /
Bioplastic membrane, residual energy sensors and interactive light system
Photo: Hervé Veronese
2.Fossilation
Fossilation, Centre George Pompidou, Paris, 2021
Membrane bioplastique, capteurs d’énergie résiduelle et dispositif lumineux interactif /
Bioplastic membrane, residual energy sensors and interactive light system
Photo: Hervé Veronese
3.Tests de bioplastique
Fossilation, Biolab de l’Institut Milieux, Université Concordia, Montréal / Biolab of Milieux Institute, Concordia University, Montreal, 2020
Tests de bioplastique, développement de l’installation /
Bioplastic tests, development of the installation
Photo: Vanessa Mardirossian
4.Raphaëlle Kerbrat, Heatsink...
Raphaëlle Kerbrat, Heatsink (Dissipateur thermique), 2024
Évolution thermique d’un processus de calcul informatisé, laiton et aluminium
Thermal evolution of a computational process, brass, aluminium
Approx. 35 x 35 x 70 cm
Photo : Raphaëlle Kerbrat
Screenshot
Marie-Pier Boucher, Alice Jarry, Guillaume Pascale, Space Junkies, 2023
Capture vidéo / Image still
Durée / Lenght : 3 m 19 s
Mardirossian, Pantone TCX, 2021-2025
Vanessa Mardirossian, Pantone TCX, 2021-2025
Série de nuanciers textile réalisés à partir de déchets alimentaires, de plantes tinctoriales et de jeux de pH /
Series of textile colour charts made from food waste, tinctorial plants and pH sets
Photo: Vanessa Mardirossian

Opening : October 15, 2025, 6pm-9pm (last entrance 8:30pm)

Oscillation is a group exhibition gathering fifteen works and exploratory processes by Canadian and French artists and designers. The exhibition incorporates material and symbolic, living and semi-living processes that metamorphose over time.

Oscillation unfolds like a constellation organised around a central work, Fossilation, a large bioplastic membrane that illuminates the materiality of digital technologies often imagined in their immateriality. This suspended installation – whose sprawling cables distributed throughout the space feed the work with the residual energy of the building – anchors the exhibition in an active quest to create environments that take shape in the porosity between practices and in the activation of relays between objects, materials and flows, researchers and the public.

Oscillation bears witness to movements between research and creation, the sensible and the intelligible, light and darkness. A dynamic exhibition that oscillates from one state to another, following the variations of its entire lighting system.

An exhibition produced by the Canadian Cultural Centre in partnership with the Research Chair in Critical Practices in Materials and Materiality and the Speculative Life Biolab of the Milieux Institute, Concordia University, Montreal; the Institute of Communication, Culture, Information and Technology and the Pedagogical Fund of the University of Mississauga, Toronto; and the Reflective Interaction research group of EnsadLab – laboratory of the École nationale supérieure des Arts Décoratifs – Université Paris Sciences et Lettres. Oscillation is also supported by the Canadian Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council and Hexagram: Research-creation Network in Arts, Cultures, and Technologies.

Curators :

Catherine Bédard, Alice Jarry, Samuel Bianchini, Marie-Pier Boucher

Artists :

Lorella Abenavolli, Brice Ammar-Khodja, Alexandra Bachmayer, Jacqueline Beaumont, Samuel Bianchini, Marie-Pier Boucher, Jean-Michaël Celerier, Yiwen Chen, Maria Chekhanovich, Beth Coleman, Audrey Coulombe, Arthur Enguehard, Maude Girault, Matthew Halpenny, Alice Jarry, Raphaelle Kerbrat, Lauren Knight , Anne-Marie Laflamme, Guillemette Legrand, Annie Leuridan, Corentin Loubet et al., Alireza Moezi, Aurélie Mosse et al., Joel Ong, Guillaume Pascale, Asa Perlman, Ana Piñeyro, Olivain Porry, Suarjan Prasai, Ramin Sedagheti, Jane Tingley, Philippe Vandal, Félix Vaneste, Lee Wilkins, Aline Zara.

Where

Centre culturel canadien
130 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, Paris

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