A co-founder of the arts department at the Cégep de Sept-Îles, Katie Vibert holds Bachelor’s degrees in visual arts and art education from Université Laval. With a particular interest in monumental sculpture, she has created around fifteen murals and large-scale works through projects for the integration of art into architecture and the environment. She has also participated in solo and group shows across Quebec and won a number of awards, including the 2010 Prix à la Création en région, presented during a ceremony at the Musée régional de la Côte-Nord. Socio-geographic context and the interrelation between individuals are central elements in Vibert’s work, as observed in the modular sculpture she completed for Quebec City’s Sacré-Cœur library (2013). Displayed in the entrance to the building, the hanging sculpture comprises pictograms and digital images etched onto supporting clay and aluminum pieces.
VIBERT, Katie (1953)
Katie Vibert, Lire c’est ouvrir une fenêtre sur le monde, 2013. Aluminium, acier, images numériques. 365 x 365 cm. Bibliothèque de la municipalité de Sacré-Cœur.
