# N O B L A N K B R A I N S
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Stéphane Langlois received a BA in psychology, then
went on to study sculpture at the Maison des métiers
d'art de Québec. He created his first public artwork
in 2007 for the library of the Collège-des-Jésuites at
Quebec City.
Working in wood and metal, Langlois has participated
in several symposia and contests, and served as a jury
member of art competitions.
Langlois has created a brain in aluminum with some holes through the brain.
Some parts are polished and some parts have a patina like rust. Over the years,
the patina will continue to generate over all the areas and become—comparable
to Alzheimer's and dementia—a progressive degenerative disease of the brain, in
which thinking and memory become seriously impaired.
BLACK HOLE MEMORY
BY STÉPHANE LANGLOIS
