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Photograph of a Person sitting in a waiting room with others in the background

Limited edition print from the clusters serie being examined by a professional

Two framed photographs on a wall above a wooden console table.

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$480.00 CAD

format:

15 x 20 in 18 x 24 in

About the artist

CLUSTERS is a photographic series by Montréal filmmaker André Turpin and art director Léa Valérie Létourneau, capturing spaces where human presence lingers in absence. Turpin — celebrated for his collaborations with Denis Villeneuve, Xavier Dolan, and Monia Chokri — brings a cinematographer’s eye for light and atmosphere, while Létourneau, whose background in scenography and large-scale installations informs her practice, animates each site with a sense of design and narrative depth.

About the artwork

“A cigarette-scented intrigue where androgynous figures waver between power and fragility. This is no thriller—it is the hushed everyday of a forbidden trade.”

Archival pigment print on Archive Hahnemuhle 305 gsm paper.

Dimensions :

15 x 20 in (Edition of 7)

18 x 24 in (Edition of 7)

This modern contemporary wall art is produced as Archival pigment print on Archive Hahnemuhle 305 gsm paper, ensuring museum-quality durability. With its unique composition and cinematographic influences, ideal for collectors seeking Canadian art prints that blend meaning and aesthetics.

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