Luca Fortin lives and works in Quebec City. As an artist and architect, he weaves together matter and memory, space and narrative. Recipient of the Henry Adams Medal of Honor from the American Institute of Architects, his work has been presented in China and India, as well as in several solo and group exhibitions in Quebec. His works are part of several public and private collections, including those of Loto-Québec, Desjardins, and Méduse.
Through public art, he explores a practice rooted in listening to place: each creation is born of a dialogue with the environment, guided by a method both rigorous and sensitive that seeks to reveal the spirit of the site.
His sculptures offer a sensory experience where body and spirit find refuge. They invite you to wander and contemplate. For Luca Fortin, each work is a gateway to a shared imagination, and a gesture of resonance between the visible
