Pascal Normand :

First involved in the world of television and film production in the late 1990s, Pascal Normand embarked on a captivating life journey between film sets and photography. Driven by a flamboyant self-taught will, he passionately embraced night photography, digital work and the vibrant art of spray paint. Thus, Pascal Normand has been active in the visual arts community since 2009, his works marking the collective imagination and highlighting the cultural value of the built heritage that surrounds us.

Michel Y. Guerin :

I was born in Coaticook in 1945, where I completed my primary and secondary studies. I obtained my Bachelor's degree in civil engineering at the University of Sherbrooke. My career has been in the field of industrial building construction.

In 1994, I began creating fashion jewelry made of pewter. In 2003, I took evening classes at the Montreal School of Jewelry, which allowed me to perfect my creations, but still in pewter, although these classes allowed me to create pieces in silver or gold.

In 2006, I turned to steel, cutting and welding metal to create garden decorations. This is how I learned the art of patinas, especially in rust colors.

Even today, metal is my favorite material, where my creativity finds its full scope. Currently, I design sculptures, although I also make chairs, tables, and other utilitarian and artistic objects.

My metal finishing is now done with pastes that give any desired color to the metal.

Very often, for reasons of longevity, I have my creations painted with baked enamel.

I enjoy joining forces with other artists in stained glass, woodworking, or sculpture to create larger works.