Slow Death is an installation performance engaging with the idea of perpetual transformation. Originally commissioned by the Art Gallery of Ontario, the work was created in response to the dramatic setting of the European Masters galleries. Juxtaposing found objects, electronic music and colorful fabrics against 16th century artworks, Lambin-Gagnon creates an eclectic tableau. The performance is a deliberate slow-moving show that brings the public on a visual and emotional journey, creating in the process a constant moving image that dies and rebirths in front of the viewers’ eyes.
