Patrick Coutu

Vent soudain, 2006-2007

© Patrick Coutu • Photo: Richard-Max Tremblay

Patrick Coutu, Vent soudain, © Patrick Coutu • Photo: Richard-Max Tremblay

© Patrick Coutu • Photo: Richard-Max Tremblay

Patrick Coutu, Vent soudain, © Patrick Coutu • Photo: Richard-Max Tremblay

© Patrick Coutu • Photo: Richard-Max Tremblay

Patrick Coutu, Vent soudain, © Patrick Coutu • Photo: Richard-Max Tremblay

© Patrick Coutu • Photo: Richard-Max Tremblay

Patrick Coutu, Vent soudain, © Patrick Coutu • Photo: Richard-Max Tremblay
Artist
Patrick Coutu
Title
Vent soudain
Dimensions and medium
Bronze, 53.3 × 166.4 × 61 cm
Origin
Anonymous gift
Artwork description
Imbued with a captivating lyrical and narrative dimension, Vent soudain, by Patrick Coutu, features a dark, turbulent landscape of barren trees, mountains and clouds that intersect under the force of an imaginary wind. Composed of cast bronze elements that rest quietly on a white plinth, the piece evokes the relationship of time and process in the conception of both natural and human-made creations.

See Also

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Le Cheval, 2009, Painted steel.
Xavier Veilhan, Le Cheval, 2009 Le Cheval, 2009, Painted steel.
Chute en rouge, 1966, Painted steel.
Françoise Sullivan, Chute en rouge, 1966 Chute en rouge, 1966, Painted steel.
Les Grandes aventures de Benvenuto Cellini, 1989, Silkscreen, photographs, and acrylic on plywood.
Pierre Ayot, Les Grandes aventures de Benvenuto Cellini, 1989 Les Grandes aventures de Benvenuto Cellini, 1989, Silkscreen, photographs, and acrylic on plywood.
Conical Plane of Four Masses Round, 1971, Steel.
David Rabinowitch, Conical Plane of Four Masses Round, 1971 Conical Plane of Four Masses Round, 1971, Steel.
Sans titre, 1965, Corten steel.
Ivanhoë Fortier, Sans titre, 1965 Sans titre, 1965, Corten steel.
Cosmonaute n° 2, 1965, Steel and wood.
Yves Trudeau, Cosmonaute n° 2, 1965 Cosmonaute n° 2, 1965, Steel and wood.
Two Plate Prop, 1986, Hot rolled steel plates.
Richard Serra, Two Plate Prop, 1986 Two Plate Prop, 1986, Hot rolled steel plates.
Vent, 1986, Corten steel.
Jean-Pierre Morin, Vent, 1986 Vent, 1986, Corten steel.
Eastlake : intransigeant, 2007, Mixed media, wood, and fabric.
Yannick Pouliot, Eastlake : intransigeant, 2007 Eastlake : intransigeant, 2007, Mixed media, wood, and fabric.
Dead on Time, 1990-1992, Silver prints on wooden structure, plywood, and aluminum.
Alain Paiement, Dead on Time, 1990-1992 Dead on Time, 1990-1992, Silver prints on wooden structure, plywood, and aluminum.
Composition n° 1, 1966, Bronze.
Charles Daudelin, Composition n° 1, 1966 Composition n° 1, 1966, Bronze.
Configuration n° 7, 1967, Plexiglass.
Guido Molinari, Configuration n° 7, 1967 Configuration n° 7, 1967, Plexiglass.
Untitled (Concrete) (tirée de l’installation « Small Flowers Crack Concrete », 2010-2011), 2010-2011, Concrete.
Valérie Kolakis, Untitled (Concrete) (tirée de l’installation « Small Flowers Crack Concrete », 2010-2011), 2010-2011 Untitled (Concrete) (tirée de l’installation « Small Flowers Crack Concrete », 2010-2011), 2010-2011, Concrete.
Triplo Igloo, 1984, Aluminum, steel, broken glass, clamps, and clay.
Mario Merz, Triplo Igloo, 1984 Triplo Igloo, 1984, Aluminum, steel, broken glass, clamps, and clay.
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