Luc Langlois

Luc Langlois

Location: Canada

Luc Langlois under-graduated with a bachelor’s degree from the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and holds a master’s degree in Game Design from the University of Montréal. He is the original creator of the aquacryographic technique. This multidisciplinary artist hired in 2007 by Studio Ubisoft Montréal is also the musician behind Amadeus Machine.

He exhibited from the beginning of his career with world-renowned artists such as Armand Vaillancourt and Jean-Guy Mongeau. After 2 years of work on the concept and level design of the game based on the James Cameron’s AVATAR,
Luc Langlois also worked on various project as designer and camera specialist such as Shawn White Skate, Michael Jackson : The Experience and Your Shape 2012 : Fitness
Evolved.

Actually, the artist also working at Alice Motion Capture for Ubisoft AAA project’s such as Assassin’s Creed 3, Black Flag, Rogue, Unity, Watch Dogs, Far Cry 3, Far Cry 4 and other unannounced titles.

Since its first awards in 2007 to Vocation in Art, Luc Langlois continues production works with his aquacryographic technique.


Portfolio:

Aquacryography/Photography

Aquacryography

Aqua | Aqua - water.
Cryo | Kruos - cold.
Graphy | Graphia - enters into the composition of nouns denoting recording methods.

“Artistic technique of applying and ouvrager different mixtures of pigment on plates of pure ice or chemicals that are one or thawed and refrozen several times while undergoing various physico-chemical treatments, then proceeding the melting of the final set on paper or on canvas.”

Luc LANGLOIS [2006]. Traduction by GoogleTranslate from the original french. Published in french by l'Office québécois de la langue française.

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STATEMENT
By using emerging canevas such as water and ice, I allow nature to cooperate in my creative work, and nature works in the same direction by creating patterns, symbiotic relationships that generate lifeforms. The aquacryography* is a practice that reveals the geometry of nature and its possible worlds. These structures are highly complex and traces the legacy of all physical laws, as chaotic as they are, and organize our cosmos are the fingerprints of the universe in all matter.

REVIEW

"Instantaneous, on the spur of the declining movement," Luc LANGLOIS seizes the ephemeral side of an evolving world going away, coming closer, joining, dissolving, hanging in a floating brightness. Defying the laws of balance, his shapes do not present any grip, any gaze resistance, they are free, and they drag us towards the infinite, the game of space."

-Danielle Legrain, art critic