The recent work of Michèle Assal is a series of paintings inspired by string theory. The essential idea is that nature is fundamentaly composed of minuscule cords of energy whose different vibrational modes are the basis of all activity in the universe. This harmony joins the laws of the infinitely big and the infinitely small into one theory. Consequently, six new dimensions can be discovered in addition to those we already know: space and time. A single string serves as the leitmotif of Michèle Assal’s work. From this idea, she envisioned her paintings as a series of infinite spaces and textures that evolve in dimensionless time. Similar works with modules show how space can manipulate an image; because it appears deformed, the artist can allow herself to be surprised by the different possibilities of her work. These parallel worlds that simultaneously exist in different temporalities give the artist a ubiquitous talent. Always in motion, the paintings have a life of their own.
| 2007 | L'Express | Ève Pavesi |
| Le coup de coeur d'André | 27 février |
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| 2004 | National Post | Julia Dault |
| Paint that refuses to stop at the edge of the canvas | 7 avril |
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| 2001 | Le Devoir | Bernard Lamarche |
| Coup de barre | 1 décembre |
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| 1997 | The Gazette | Dorota Kozinska |
| Driven by Mysteries of memory and time | 8 novembre |
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| 1995 | Actualité médicale | Myriam Gagnon |
| Michel Assal, la poésie au quotidien | 22 novembre |
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| 1995 | Le Devoir | Jennifer Couelle |
| De la désillusion et de la réalité fictive | 14 octobre |
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| 1995 | La Presse | Gaston Roberge |
| Expositions choisies | 28 septembre |
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| 1992 | Le McGill Daily Français | Éric Girouard |
| Duo dynamique | 14 janvier |
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| 1990 | Espace (printemps) | Mona Hakim |
| L'espace et ses régisseurs | 1 avril |
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| 1989 | Le Devoir | Lyne Crevier |
| Dans les entrailles du métro | 15 décembre |
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