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Self-taught artist in visual arts, Odile Tellier is a bachelor in Mathematics and Statistics from UQAM and has professional training in classical and contemporary dance from the School of Ballet du Québec. Having always been interested in all arts events despite his different interests, it is only later that painting becomes the junction, the unexpected result, of rather disparate worlds: dance and mathematics. Since then, she gets her fingers dirty every day with all types of mediums and on all kind of support which comes to hand. Rust Paint, latex spray, toner, nail polish are often swept by old credit cards. The painting, a scene: a space to start. Space generated by the power of color, a few simple forms simplified to a minimum or  complicated indefinitely. Like a movement, the essential is in the moment: every time an algorithm to decipher, a solution to express. The colors are the variables, their transformations on the canvas and the mixing of textures are their resultant. Then, by dint of combinations, permutations, decomposition, repetition, the depth of the arrangements is taking shape.

What if abstraction and movement could unite, where will they allow themselves to fall?

Here is a new playground.