St. Laurent Bridge

In Jacqueline's collage, magic unfolds through a mix of bodily interventions, dream-like scenes, and architectural elements. These represent the beautiful and sometimes risky aspects of life that we all encounter. Creating these collages is therapeutic for Jacqueline, helping her process her experiences.

In this canvas, the bridge takes on a role beyond its conventional purpose of facilitating passage from one side to the next. It serves as a chair to sit on, an obstacle for the bus, or a challenge for the woman in the middle. The car with the parrot doesn't utilize the bridge; instead, it appears to soar over the landscape. The scene prompts contemplation about appropriate behavior, decision-making, and the effectiveness of various actions. Ultimately, it raises the question of whether the outcomes truly matter.