The catalogue features a text by Johanne Lamoureux. “…In many pictures, the first layer of colour has an intensity of definition that renders it unmistakably important, but the interruption of the layering well before the ottom edge of the plane, metamorphoses the landscape metaphor. The ground has somehow been uprooted. The telluric realm has been converted into some other rubric of “natural history”: either a wonder of light (something as improbable and poetic as a night rainbow) or a tidal phenomenom, (a sweeping wave of paint)…”