The photographs submitted for this series contest were all taken in the summer of 2015, near the St. Lawrence River (Quebec, Canada). These photographs represent a very small part of the shoreline, call interdidale area, which is the space between the levels of the highest and the lowest tides. Shellfish, algae and micro crustaceans live in this unique place where the rhythm of the tides is the matrix of all the mid-terrestrial and mid-water life. Light and water play with our perception of the naturals elements.
Yvon Jolivet is a self-taught artist photographer currently based in Rimouski, province of Quebec (Canada) and a scientist with a Master's degree in science. His photographic approach highlights the natural environment and symbolism that emerges from it and brings meaning to the human psyche. Since 2016, he has received numerous international awards, including a Gold, Silver and Bronze Awards in Fine Arts and Abstract. Yvon Jolivet is a professionnal artist member of RAAV (Regroupement des artistes en arts visuels du Quebec) and CARFAC (Canadian Artists Representation)
