Boréart 2025

Rizlane Abdessamad presents L'Émanation du Corps (2025) , at Boréart.

Boréart: nine exhibitions scheduled for this year (2025)

Crédit photo : Catherine Trudeau

But on Thursday, the attention of your humble servant was first captured by this painting where the head and lower body of a woman are enveloped in a red fabric. Rizlane Abdessamad thus gave a preview of her upcoming digital photography exhibition.
"I want to highlight the inhabitation of the body, something we lose with the speed of our current societies. Reconnecting with it, I think that's really important," explained the 26-year-old from Granby in an interview.
By Jonathan Gagnon, La Voix de l'Est

La Voix de L’Est

L'Ange Rouge First solo Exhibition (2022)
Photo credit of the evening: Émilie Tremblay. — L'Ange Rouge First solo Exhibition (2022) Photo credit of the evening: Émilie Tremblay.

Un ange rouge à la Maison Boire. (2022)

Crédit Photo : Alain Dion

About twenty photographs, in color or black and white, will be displayed on the walls of the establishment on Court Street, across three floors. The exhibition will feature the bare bodies of individuals from the region, as well as from Montreal, including couples.
People in costume are expected on the big day, promises the young artist, who hopes to host more boudoir-style events in the future. "It’s going to be intense," she promises, as she will appear to her guests with large angel wings on her back.
By Olivier Pierson

La Voix de L’Est

Balado Québec. (2022)

Fascinated by the mystical power of art, she captures the inner sentimental journeys; the reflection of intimacy and evolution. She explores and develops the art of self-portraiture linked to the divine and the transformative power of art. Her mission is to unveil the sublimity of Being as well as its mysteries, through the abstraction of the body, the concept of ritual, and the blending of symbols.
By Alexandre Cotton

Balado Québec

Rizlane Abdessamad : de corps et d’esprit. (2021)

At just 22 years old, she already has a clear vision of her artistic path. Through the lens of Rizlane Abdessamad, the human body becomes vaporous, almost ethereal, blurred, suggesting more than it reveals. For this young artist passionate about photography, abstraction is like a path that leads to spirituality. It is also a way for her to elevate sensuality — particularly feminine sensuality — through the lens of respect.
By Olivier_Pierson

La Voix de L’Est