Emerging Artists Exhibition | (In)finis

A student exhibition centered on the infinite

(In)finis brings together works in painting, sculpture, drawing, photography, video, and installation created by arts option students from the Lycée Français de Toronto. Through their explorations, these young artists examine the laws that shape our experience of the world—gravity, movement, and inner perception—drawing on the notions of pattern, repetition, and infinity.

Presented for the first time at the Galerie du Labo, this collective exhibition highlights a diversity of personal approaches that push boundaries and open onto a multiplicity of sensory forms.

The result of a collaboration between Le Labo and the Lycée Français de Toronto, (In)finis offers students their first professional gallery experience. The project is also part of Doors Open Toronto, inviting the public to discover an iconic cultural venue while exploring its spaces, the following day from 10 AM to 5 PM.

Under the direction of Samuel Choisy, the exhibition features works by Aiden Fersoy, Francisca Morales, Sarah Tahani, and Laura Isabella Tudosie, who also contributed to the scenographic design and mediation texts.

Labo artists attending this event

Samuel Choisy

Photographer and teacher, explores the notion of mental territory.

Partners

Kylie

It certainly took a great artist to inaugurate Toronto's smallest gallery with Ron Loranger.

A flânerie at TOAF

Dyana Ouvrard invites you to stroll along the aisles to meet Francophone artists at the Fair.

Et sa pulpe!

Jean-Pierre Mot explores packaging, slogans, and everyday objects in an exhibition between micro and memory.