During his studies, John Blouin became a projectionist at the NFB. He founded Cabina Obscura, a cinematic performance combining 35-16 mm projectors and digital, shadows and live soundtrack. He wanders by cities and festivals, from Montreal to Beijing. John is interested in another facet of the image by making short films including Change Over, Filmstripe and Gate, trilogy on the death of a cinema. LUX, a film installation, and Cap au Pire, a new performance cycle, are his latest works in circulation.
John Blouin is the new Commissioner of PHOS, a festival dedicated to the various spheres of today’s image.
Finally, after a 12-year-old cinematic epic with the famous sculptor Armand Vaillancourt, John launches his feature-length documentary in the fall 2019 : Vaillancourt, it’s beautiful.
Vaillancourt, Isn’t It Beautiful, 80 min Documentaire, 2019
LUX, 30 min, installation cinéma, 2015-2019
Cap au pire, 20 min, Performance cinéma, 2017
Serpentine, 17 min/ performances, 2015-2016
Lou, La vie!, 5 min, Essai-documentaire, 2015
El Paysan, 20 min, Performances, 2014-2016
El Paysan, 17 min, Documentaire, 2013
Gate, 4 min, Fiction, 2013
Filmstripe, 17min, Fiction/Documentaire, 2012
Change Over, 5 min, Fiction, 2011
Mines de Rien, 30 min, Performances, 2009-2013
Cabina Obscura, 40 min, Performances, 2005-2012