En route pour la grande chatouille Loneliness is beautiful but as they say Two is better. Exactly there is one Who stumbles in the corner, a beautiful tall brunette Her beautiful eyes so wet That when I see her, I come close… she's settled on the lake next door With her little ones, single Me, I do not interfere I wouldn't even know what to do At every morning a quarter to eight I pass there by chance, I see her from afar Need nothing? It's okay, I'll come by again While waiting, I'm going on the trail I'm there for that, if you need help One fine morning she gave me a call: Said to me: Do you have a beautiful distaff? I said to myself, she's looking for a male Just in her voice I know that she's wet I jump in the water I’m prop "prop" prop ' (clean clean clean) Rest no longer just to shine my bum From time to time a little rub This thing must not rust In heat for happiness and you never know Maybe even for the big tickle _ Lyrics: Richard Desjardins

Lucie Leduc

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Lucie Leduc, a self-taught artist, began doing portraits in oil, which led to an exploration of more abstract forms. Currently, her style of painting is best described as a hybrid of abstraction and representation. In her most recent series, her canvases give viewers an array of images to absorb. With an emphasis on vibrant colours, flora and fauna, her work conveys a dreamlike quality as well as emotional intensity. To be painting these invented landscapes and beings is as much about climate grief as it is about escapism into a future world, where humans are at one with nature, even as this is potentially a utopian outcome. Even so, I like to think that my paintings stimulate the imagination and give one a sense of peace and well being. Lucie lives and works in Montreal. She has taken classes at the Ontario College of art, as well as studied in Florence, Italy.