This composite image is divided into two sections, connecting the symbolic imagery of Walking Bread with its public presentation in Montreal.

The top panel features a digital collage in the shape of the iconic Walking Bread head. The outline of the sculptural bread-face character is filled with an intricate mosaic of smaller images, including archival illustrations, sketches, portraits, surrealist drawings, anatomical diagrams, and mechanical references. Each tile contributes to the larger silhouette, presenting a layered map of the artistic and research references that inform the project. This collage format emphasizes how Walking Bread is built from multiple overlapping domains: fine art, surrealist history, scientific illustration, experimental cinema, and popular culture.

The bottom panel documents an outdoor scene at WIP (Work In Progress), a cultural venue in Montreal. A group of people gathers in front of the gallery entrance, where large windows reveal artworks and installations inside. This photograph captures the social dimension of the project, with visitors preparing to enter the space where Walking Bread and related works are being presented to the public. The juxtaposition of the collage and the public event connects the project’s dense internal research with its external dissemination and audience engagement.

Together, the two panels highlight the duality of Walking Bread: as a research-driven, reference-heavy conceptual artwork, and as a cultural event circulating in physical exhibition spaces. The image underscores the project’s trajectory from private experimentation to collective experience, reflecting how interdisciplinary practice extends beyond the studio into public discourse.