Raymonde April
Born in Moncton (New Brunswick), Canada, in 1953
Since the 1970s, Raymond April has explored the language of photography, presenting various mise en scènes that stem from self-representation and a dramatization of the intimate sphere, in which the artist is cast in a variety of scenarios. As a pioneer of “auto-fiction”, April creates series of photographs imbued with an uncertain narrative. Through her work, April questions the relationship between reality and its symbolic transposition within the photographic image.
