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 art is less about producing objects that occupy space than it is about building a narrative.The narrative is about our immediate connectedness to nature, and culture’s place in this space. His practise as a sculptor reaffirms that art, like the earth we live on, is neither object nor subject, and that we are a part of nature’s flow process
Excerpt from Flavie Boucher:
André Lapointe is a humble artist, faithful to his thought, to his guiding idea as it unfolds and improves with the passing years. While the art world outside of the Maritime region grants him a timid recognition now and then, Lapointe continues to pursues his path within a community that ignores the art market in order to preserve the undistorted singularity of the work and the artist.
