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  • Remember the 11th of September- Composition 1
    Ceramic, Steel and Wood
    18.5" x 7.5" x 7.5"

  • I Remember the 11th of September – Composition 2
    Ceramic, Steel and Wood
    22" x 7.5" x 7.5"

  • I Remember the 11th of September – Composition 3
    Ceramic, Steel and Wood
    22" x 7.5" x 7.5"

  • I Remember the 11th of September – Composition 4
    Ceramic, Steel and Wood
    21" x 7.5" x 7.5"

  • I Remember the 11th of September – Composition 5
    Ceramic, Steel and Wood
    21" x 7.5" x 7.5"

  • I Remember the 11th of September – Composition 6
    Ceramic, Steel and Wood
    21" x 7.5" x 7.5"


Clôde BeaupréClôde Beaupré

Clôde Beaupré

Beyond Borders: Exhibition of Fine Art from Canada
October 2 - October 23, 2009 Reception: Thursday October 8, 2009 6-8 PM

Press Release

Canadian artist Clôde Beaupré’s magnificent figural sculptures explore the expressive possibilities of posture and pose. These deceptively simple works, created with ceramic, steel and wood, will display a lone figure atop a blocky, earthy podium deep in reflective thought or reaching out to the heavens. The minimalist yet bold forms are complemented by a delicate wire meshing that acts as a field of energy which surrounds the protagonist.

Beaupré is a philosophical artist who explores an array of human emotion in his works, from anguish and confusion to spiritual power and knowledge. These graceful figures are seekers and, by excluding distinctive features, they may embody the journey that each of us traverse on our life’s journey. "We are witnesses and our works are traces of time," he says. In explaining his creative process Beaupré goes on to explain, "I believe that an artist has to talk with shapes and forms, about his life and life itself." Beaupré lives and works in Québec, Canada.


Artist Statement

My creations describe dramatic emotions, life’s beliefs, fears related to humans and wildlife. Every time I create is to make a statement or outline a concept. I believe that an artist has to talk with shapes and forms, about his life and life itself. We are witnesses and our works are traces of time. Human and animal forms are my vehicle of expression. They are modulated and transformed into dramatically theatrical entities. They represent thoughts more than subjects. My favourite material is clay, because it connects me to the past. I use it to create ceramic sculptures. When I work in large scale sculptures, cement and concrete are my mediums. They are used with armatures creating hollow, yet very strong forms. The extreme northern climate of Québec made me develop a sculptural technique that resists the elements. Fighting with the elements is another passion of mine, and part of my art.

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