FIRST PRIVATE EXHIBIT - ASSEMBLAGE ART ON DISPLAY

Last November marked an important milestone in my creative journey: my first private one-man

exhibition of original assemblage art, held at Chalet Bellevue in Morin Heights, Quebec. For the first

time, 31 of my original assemblage pieces were brought together under one roof, offering visitors a

chance to experience the full range of my work - from historic and vintage collections to music,

sports, and personal memory pieces.

Assemblage art is deeply rooted in storytelling, and this exhibition was about much more than simply

hanging artwork on a wall. Each piece invited viewers to look closer and discover the layers of

history, found objects, and memorabilia that make up the story within. Presented in shadowboxes

and mixed-media formats, the collection explored how ordinary objects can hold extraordinary

meaning when brought together in thoughtful composition.

backdrop for this first showing. The exhibition was both personal and reflective - a celebration of

years spent collecting, preserving, and transforming fragments of history into visual narratives. For

many visitors, it was their first introduction to assemblage art as a unique art form, and for me, it

confirmed that this creative path has found its audience. This first private exhibit was not just a

presentation of my work, but the beginning of a larger journey in sharing my assemblage art with

others.

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