Berla (Berrak Ergul Lajoie) grew up in Istanbul in a family that loves art, nature and animals. She has been painting, drawing and creating art ever since she was a child. She studied architecture and […]
Homeira Mortazavi has been my friend since 2014 when we met at the Art Westmount group show. I was very impressed and inspired by the exhibit of her large macro flower paintings. We became fast […]
Sol Labos Brien grew up surrounded by beautiful objects that her father sold in her hometown of Tangier in Morocco: fine porcelain, crystal, silverware… She has retained her taste for the beautiful, the unique and […]
Inspired by his childhood home in the Eastern Townships, surrounded by nature and nurtured by a mother who was an artist, Kevin Jenne grew up using art to understand the world around him. At the […]
Arlene Berger and I have been close friends for about 20 years, meeting in our neighbourhood. When she told me she was an artist, I asked to see her paintings. When she showed them to […]
France MALO has been a professionally active artist for more than 45 years. Her art is based on the observation of human beings in “a panoplie” of environments and social contexts. During this actual and […]
Depuis qu’elle est petite, Véronique Duplain se met la tête dans des histoires pas possibles. J’avoue que je ne suis pas si surprise de la voir exceller à prendre des selfies aujourd’hui, même si je […]
Gabrielle Marin is a self-taught artist based in Montreal, currently studying Painting and Drawing at Concordia University. She majored in East-Asian studies at Université de Montréal before turning back to art and making it her […]
Christian de Massy est un illustrateur conceptuel (ou Concept Artist) qui dessine d’aussi loin qu’il s’en souvienne. Bien qu’il ait suivi une formation universitaire en biologie puis en écologie — des études qui lui ont […]
Léa est née en Provence mais son pays de cœur a toujours été le Japon… et elle est maintenant québécoise d’adoption ! Je la rencontre il y a 7 ans et elle est déjà passionnée […]
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