Camille Dubuc
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Image credit: Aidan Matthews
About the Artist
Camille Dubuc is an emerging artist based in Tiohtià:ke/Montreal. They hold a BA in communications and a BFA in photography from Concordia University. Combining audiovisual installation and photography, their practice bridges personal and collective narratives on belonging, representation and identity. Camille’s images construct fictitious worlds that rest in tense rural suburbia and domestic terrains. Through uncanny atmospheres and symbolism, they aim to transcend the confines of familiar gestures, rituals and landscapes within such spaces. The involvement of their immediate community as subjects is frequent and foregrounds a desire for mutual intervention. Camille has been featured in the magazines Lez Spread the Word, Elle Québec, Architectural Digest and Lignes de fuite. They currently work as a freelance art director and photographer.