LE FIL ROUGE

Childhood is not a memory to be tucked away; it is an original habitat. Through my artistic work, I explore childhood as an invisible architecture of fragility. My work is built between silences and poetry; I invite you to encounter this part of the invisible.

An intimate encounter with Emily Dickinson, a kindred spirit whose voice resonates at the heart of my studio. A reflection on creation as a sanctuary and the vital need to build, between paper and thread, une galerie à soi.

In Marie France Cournoyer’s studio, a notebook gathers scribbles, scattered phrases, and collected images. These intimate red threads intertwine to nourish inspiration and give birth to creation.

In her studio, Marie France Cournoyer transforms small collected objects into a creative language. Metal wires and hair take the shape of a house, giving birth to the work Est and the CONSTELLATIONS series.

Virginia Woolf is the author of A Room of One's Own, one of Marie France Cournoyer's bedside books. Une galerie à soi is a title directly inspired by this work — a hymn to the struggle against doubt and the necessity of creating an authentic creative space.