
Marc Bourgeois
Montreal
Nathan Phillips Square
Booth 289
Marc Bourgeois’ photography captures moments of flowing or dissolving paint and blends it with human textures in a sometimes playful, sometimes sombre way. Human expressions emerge from a mixture of abstract slurps and splatters. The broader narrative is an ongoing investigation of the fragmentation, identity scrambling, narcissism, disconnection, and reality-shuffling typical of our digital era and its various likenings to a virtual reality simulacrum.Booth 289
Marc Bourgeois studied visual arts at Université du Québec à Montréal and at University of Leeds (UK), and commercial photography at College Marsan in Montreal. After working as an editorial and events photographer for five years, he showed a first series of artwork during an exhibition called Reflexions, which led to participation in other exhibitions and art fairs.
Photography & Digital Media

Lacrimae Rerum
- 2018
- 102 x 152 x 2 cm
- $1,950

Comfy struggle
- 2021
- 30.5 x 30.5 cm
- $150

Digital Sunshine
- 2021
- 30.5 x 30.5 cm
- $150

Flatbed Narcissus
- 2018
- 152 x 102 x 2 cm
- $1,950

Onward
- 2021
- 30.5 x 30.5 cm
- $150

Rabbit hole gone viral
- 2020
- 51 x 51 cm
- $295

Taste the Rainbow
- 2021
- 30.5 x 30.5 cm
- $150

Treaded for transcendence
- 2019
- 51 x 51 cm
- $295