- City
- Toronto
- Booth
- Nathan Phillips Square
Booth 223
Vincent Bolduc
Vincent Bolduc creates sculptural abstractions that channel elements of nature, society, and human emotion into dynamic compositions. His work explores the tension between opposites—geometric and organic, order and chaos, the visible and the implied. Through a process that balances precision and intuition, he constructs layered forms where line, shape, and color interact in a constant state of movement.
Working on wood, Bolduc integrates acrylic paint with collage made from individually cut paper squares, building richly textured surfaces. Black outlines define and structure the compositions, while contrasting finishes add depth and light. Each piece exists at the intersection of painting and sculpture, offering a tactile, three-dimensional presence.
His works invite viewers into a playful yet contemplative space, encouraging reflection and emotional connection through shifting perspectives.
