Luc Forget holds a BFA from the Université du Québec à Montréal and has exhibited his work in locations that include the Centre des arts contemporains du Québec à Montréal (1989) and the Musée de Lachine (1991). He has completed several works for the integration of art into architecture and the environment, notably at École Gérin-Lajoie in Vaudreuil and the municipal parks in Boucherville, Brossard and the French commune of Combs-la-Ville. He participated in the Symposium de La Prairie in 1986 and the Symposium de Laval in 1990, creating an integrative site installation at both events – one featuring an emergent Rempart (“rampart”) and the other an unearthed Vestige (“remains”). The customs and habits adopted by society over time are persistent themes in his work.
SEE:
« Un parc, une sculpture…» by John K. Grande, ESPACE, vol. 6 #1, p. 51.
« Espaces privés / Espaces différenciés » by Nycole Paquin, ESPACE #26, p. 24.
