LALIE S. PASCUAL


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The West Wind



Rencontres arts et sciences

Espace CHUV

2020


The West Wind is an art installation including video, sound and two dimensional media, intended to engage with the natural element of the Wind, as well as its cultural, spiritual and mythical. Inspired by Longfellow’s poem ‘The Song of Hiawatha’ the artwork suggests an alternative world where a dream catcher (a symbol of purity, earth, air, and the the circle of life) swirls in the wind, captures images from our Natural environment, and transforms them into new realities and models of representations.


Leaves, brunches, plants, water, and snow enter and exit the pictorial plain. They glide in and out our vision creating a recurrence of motifs in a world with endless possibilities. They suggest a world where the past meets the present and the futuristic, and where random encounters encourage other ways of looking and seeing.


Sound by: Paco Chambi, musician and a professor at the Atelier d’ethnomusicology, Geneva

Curated by: Caroline de Watteville, art historian, head of cultural activities, CHUV



A lightning Tale



2021




Virtual Reality Art Community Garden

Image courtesy: Lily Honglei



Miroirs d’Oh



upcoming 2022




Mixed media art installation, a collaboration with Donna Stevens https://www.goldendoeart.com/



The West Wind



2020




Art installation including acrylic collage, mixed media, large scale digital prints on tissue, video and sound.



Seasons Of Time



2015




Art installation including digital collage, video and new media animation.



Fractales du temps



2015




Françoise Jaunin

art&fiction

A publication of the Rencontres Arts et Sciences program of Espace CHUV. Postface by Caroline de Watteville.


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