Catherine Ocelot, one year at the Cinémathèque
The illustrator and author of graphic novels Catherine Ocelot presents the culmination of her creation residency which began in April 2018.
Catherine Ocelot, une année à la Cinémathèque | photographer: Doriane Biot ©Catherine Ocelot
For a year, Ocelot chatted with moviegoers about the screenings scheduled at the Cinémathèque. As a result of her own thinking on her favorite topics and on those discussed in movies, she proposes to revisit 13 films through delicate graphic narratives.
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Established in Montreal for several years, Catherine Ocelot is a comic book author from Quebec City. She is behind the comic strip column Trait d’union, published in La Presse. Before devoting herself to comics, Catherine worked for several years at Radio-Canada as an artistic director, before continuing her career as an independent illustrator and motion designer. She completed her studies in visual arts and art therapy. In her work, she is interested in communication, the impact others have on us, and she enjoys portraying with melancholy and humor the wonderful, precious and sometimes sad aspects of our relationships. (source: Artist’s Website)
Photo : Justine Latour
