This monograph by André Lapointe details more than 40 years of the artist's sculptural career through a host of images and two essays by John K. Grande and Flavie Boucher.
Excerpt from John K. Grande:
André Lapointe's artistic work has less to do with the production of objects that unfold in space than with the construction of a narrative dealing with our immediate connection with nature and the place of culture in this space. His sculptural practice reaffirms that art, like the earth in which we live, is neither object nor subject, and that we participate in the uninterrupted course of nature.
Text by Flavie Boucher :
André Lapointe is a humble artist, faithful to his thinking, to a thread that runs through his work, improving with each passing year. Even if the non-Atlantic art world sometimes gives him timid recognition, Lapointe pursues his trajectory within a community that disregards the art market so as not to distort the singularity of the work and the artist.
