The second work in a series inspired by the magic of the first snows in Métabetchouan, Fenêtre en hiver-2 evokes the calm and enveloping whiteness of winter.

 From his studio overlooking the municipal park, the artist observes the landscape's transformations. Here, the rich texture and layers of material recall freshly fallen snow. A unique detail adds to the composition: a piece of cheesecloth embedded like a curtain frozen in ice. This work captures the silent poetry of the first snowfall.

 This work delicately combines abstraction, visual poetry and sensory memory, conveying an intimate experience of the silent beauty of winter.