Jocelyne Le Léannec
Jocelyne Le Léannec
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Jocelyne Le Léannec is an artist from Manitoba who works in glass and digital media arts.
Le Léannec studied Multimedia Communications at the Université de Saint-Boniface. She has participated in several film festivals in Canada, including the Montreal World Film Festival, as well as internationally in the cities of San Diego (United States), Weimar (Germany) and Bra?ov (Romania ). Her animation À la carte (2012) won the Viewers Choice Award at the Cinémental Festival, an annual competition for French-Canadian short films. The film Walrus Sausage (2016) won awards for Best Film and Best Collaboration at the F-Wordz competition from the Winnipeg Film Group.
In 2019-2020 she completed the Mentoring Artists for Women’s art Foundation Mentorship Program with Mentor Yvette Cenerini, during which she started a new series exploring the interaction between a craft medium (glass) and a digital medium (animation) to illustrate the juxtaposition between life and death, light and dark.
Image Gallery
Syd & Max, 2022
The connection between a mother and daughter is special and unique. Syd represents the daughter, and Max represents their late mother. It doesn't matter if these two pieces are placed near or apart; they will always be deeply intertwined & connected.
Catch of the Day, 2021
Watching the colours slowly fade as they shift into death and ultimately make their way to the dinner table.
Cycle, 2019
The continuous rhythm, harmony, and connectedness between life and death. The yin and yang.
Sinking, 2021
In the big fight to stay afloat, do you swim or let yourself sink and drown?