Geoffrey Farmer

Yannick Pouliot recently burst onto the art scene and immediately earned critical acclaim for the originality of his work. Using various media, notably sculpture, photography and sound, he assigns a leading role to architecture and furniture, with which he creates environments that enfold and isolate visitors. The viewer is thrust into a specific environment with an experience more akin to disembodiment than disorientation. This first monograph documents a new series of works revolving around issues of domesticity in architecture and furnishings.