Portfolio
My work explores the interplay of shape, colour and line; creating a dynamic visual experience by layering geometric and organic forms over one another.
Terrasse Perché of Hotel William Gray
2023
Mural for entrance of Terrasse Perché in Hotel William Gray, Old Port of Montreal.
Studio Epix
2023
Epix Bootcamp is a fun, energetic gym that is run by folks who are lively and welcoming. In early 2023, they wanted to revamp their hallway to reflect that same energy for their clients. I went with an abstract 80s Memphis Style-inspired design, using the company’s bright yellow, and other fun colours to really pop against the black background.
Pacific Dreams - Eureka Street Art Festival
2023
My largest mural and road painting to date, measuring over 100ft long, this was painted for Eureka Street Art Festival in California. Keeping the theme of whales in mind, I used pastel blues to create texture emulating the surface of water, and made the whales tonal so it looks like you can see the whales swimming just below the surface.
Barbie Dream Home
2023
Suzi moved into a new apartment and wanted to turn it into a 70s Barbie Dream house. I used these themes as inspiration for this abstract design.
Blooming Pathways - Maison de Naissance Anne Courtemanche
2023
Using a more earth-toned palette, with softer colours of terracotta, orange, pale yellow, sage, and rosemary, this mural represents the journey of a seed’s evolution into a flower, across five distinct stages, spanning from the first floor to the second.
You can see the seeds' inception, growth into sturdy seedlings, emergence of a promising flower bud, the gradual unfurling of the bloom, and the grand revelation of its fully open and radiant form. At every phase, an expanding circle symbolizes the miracle of life developing in the womb, culminating in the imagery of a mother tenderly cradling her child within the blossom.
Stella Artois Window Vinyls
2022
Stella Artois wanted to celebrate the history of Quebec City by displaying some art to in windows of dépanneurs and grocery stores in the city. Each of these 3 designs highlight a landmark in the city: Le Chateau Frontenac, the Ice Hotel constructed during le Festival Bonhomme each winter, and the Notre-Dame-Des-Victoires Church, one of the oldest churches in all of North America.
Gallery Parfois
2023
I had the pleasure of transforming Gallery Parfois’ stairwell with this happy, bouncy design that leads you up the stairwell to the gallery.
Mile End Dream
2023
10x24” Acrylic on wood panel
Commissioned for some close friends, this painting is a cosmic, colourful depiction of the famous Mile End borough of Montreal. I wanted to interpret this scene through a landscape that is depicted in both day and night.
I made sure to include lots of little details to be discovered: an alley cat, the church of St. Michaels and St. Anthony, a bagel shop with smoke billowing from the chimney (is it St. Viateur or Fairmount? For you to decide…), a spiral staircase between the triplexes, where you can even see a little dog looking eagerly out the window, and of course, Mount Royal sitting comfortably behind it all.
The Rainbow Mural - Pop Montreal
2021
I was invited to create a mural in an old industrial space in the Chabanel district of Montreal. Myself and a handful of other artists were given carte blanche to transform the space as we liked. The final pieces served as backdrop to a Pop Montreal event with live music and DJs.
I wanted to do something unapologetically rainbow, that transformed 3 walls of the space, making it feel like there were colours dripping down the windows and walls of the area, framing the bar for the evening.
Take Your Time - Canettes de Ruelle
2022
Though the colourful pattern is complicated and somewhat confusing to the eye, the message, take your time, asks the viewers to slow down while viewing the piece — a good reminder to use in any given moment.
Brighter Days - Canettes de Ruelle
2023
Earlier this year, I drew and painted a lot of art about water. Now, at the end of summer, I find myself studying the clouds. I’ve gone from looking down to looking up. Clearly in my Blue Era, this mural represents a period of time where my mind felt very cloudy. It was a summer of new challenges and experiences, and of course rain and storms.
Managing new challenges often feels like I’m wading my way through a fog: never knowing what’s ahead and always feeling like my vision is partially blocked. I suppose that’s a normal feeling. But then, I included the sun to remind us (myself) that there is a light at the end of the tunnel, something to look forward to, something to shine light in the darkness.
24”, acrylic on wood panel
Full of Love II
2022
24x24”, acrylic on wood panel
Full of Love I
2022
