Vincent BRAULT

Profile

Graduated from Université du Québec à Montréal in 2011.

Recent 5 main activities (personal exhibitions, group exhibitions, concerts) are

- "La chair de Clémentine", Novel, Éditions Héliotrope, Montreal, 2017

- "Cape Town", Short story, Revue Les écrits, Montreal, 2017

- "Le cadavre de Kowalski", Novel, Éditions Héliotrope, Montreal, 2015

- "L'austérité du regard; essai sur l'œuvre de Sophie Calle ", Essay, Revue Ciel Variable, Montreal, 2015

- "Le paradoxe déambulant", Essay, Presses de l'Université de Montréal, Montreal, 2015

Other activities are

- Finalist at the price of Chambéry's first novel for "Le cadavre de Kowalski"

- Mid-career grant, Conseil des Arts et des Lettres du Québec

- Professional writer grant, Conseil des Arts du Canada

Vincent Brault is born in Montreal in 1978. He has published two novels, several short stories and essays on art. In his writing, he likes to rip holes in the veil separating the living from the dead and dive into what opens up between the two worlds... between the real and the supernatural, between humour and horror, traditions and the avant-garde.

About works / performance

La chair de Clémentine, Novel, 172 pages, 2017, Éditions Héliotrope

Le cadavre de Kowalski, Novel, 132 pages, 2015, Éditions Héliotrope

Zombie: le paradoxe déambulant, Essay, 10 pages, 2015, Presses de l'Université de Montréal

L'austérité du regard; essai sur Sophie Calle, Essay, 1 pages, 2015, Revue Ciel Variable

Ce qu'il nous reste; essai sur Marc Séguin, Essay, 3 pages, 2011, Revue Art le Sabord

Cape Town, Short story, 10 pages, 2017, Revue Les écrits