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Place-Saint-Henri (Véronique La Perrière M)
Rives scintillantes (2025)
Ceramic
Programme d'intégration des arts à l'architecture du gouvernement du Québec
Location: East entrance
This two-part work highlights the importance of water and plants in the past and future development of the Saint-Henri district. It recalls the presence of Lac à la Loutre and the Saint-Pierre River, which once flowed through the area. A legacy of industrialization, the Lachine Canal's body of water is now a precious access point to nature.
Did you know?
The native plants depicted on the large mural are the Yellow Canada Lily, the Common Sneezeweed, the Wild Columbine, the Star-flowered Lily-of-the-valley and the Goldthread.
About the artist
Born in 1978, Véronique La Perrière M lives and works between Montreal and Val-David. Her multimedia practice is organized around questions related to states of consciousness, transformation processes, and the forces of dreams. She holds a master’s degree in visual arts from the Université du Québec à Montréal and an interdisciplinary doctorate from Concordia University.
