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Untitled
1987
Huguette Desjardins

Born in 1938 in Montréal, watercolour painter Huguette Desjardins taught visual arts at the Université du Québec à Montréal. With its dozens of colours and shades, the mural frieze at station Parc is unquestionably her largest-scale work.

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Category
Installation
Acquisition mode
Architectural integration
Materials
enamelled steel
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Location
Location
Station Parc
Localization
Throughout the station
Accessibility
Access limited to métro opening hours; artwork is outside and inside the turnstiles

Artwork description

The constant movement of passengers is counterpointed by a multicoloured, modular frieze running along the walls. The murals’ regular triangular folds present three different appearances from different viewing angles.