Local art
at home.
Having local artists' artwork in your home adds a unique touch. Supporting local artists contributes to the growth and vitality of the art scene. Local artists have a deep connection to their surroundings, as each piece tells a story, inviting viewers to engage and explore their own interpretations. Displaying these artworks in your home is more than decoration—it's an act of appreciation, celebration, and support for your community's creative spirit. It enriches your space with unique perspectives, narratives, and a connection to the vibrant world of art that surrounds you.
Marion
Hébert
Recognized for her soft, playful, and clean works, Marion Hébert has a bachelor's degree in graphic design.
Influenced and encouraged to harness her talent, her journey began naturally in the fall of 2017, sharing her playful, uncluttered works daily on social media. From the outset, a felt enthusiasm for her work led her to create printed, numbered versions of her most sought-after creations. She creates each of her illustrations freehand, and once digitized, brings them to life by adding her distinctive color palettes.
How would you define your style?
My works are devoid of texture, created using solid colours, and are influenced by my preference for the screen-printing medium. Colour and shape are at the heart of my compositions, with an eye to space and balance.
What inspires you at the moment?
Travel has always been an inexhaustible source of inspiration for me. More recently, I'm also drawing inspiration from everyday scenes to freeze time through illustration.
What do you hope to convey through your art?
I hope to offer a little lightness through my art. I like to believe that there's a little “je ne sais quoi” in each of my creations that manages to convey a sense of well-being and embellish lives.
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Camille
Dionne
Inspired by nature, memories and stories, Camille holds a bachelor's degree in visual and media arts as well as a bachelor's degree in art education from Laval University.
She draws inspiration from the landscapes that surround her, creating fluid, vaporous spaces where dreams and reality cohabit. Her blends of colors and materials immerse us in different atmospheres delivered by flora, marked by movement and time. She offers hand-signed and numbered illustrations, limited-edition pieces on canvas and original paintings on wood.
How would you define your style?
My paintings combine figurative elements inspired by animals, nature, and travel. All in an atmosphere that's more abstract.
What are your current inspirations?
I like to draw inspiration from my surroundings, my memories, and animals. Each painting has its own story and its own universe.
What do you wish to convey through your art?
The pleasure of escaping! In today's fast-paced society, I want my art to offer a moment's pause and do some good.
Are there any issues you feel strongly about? Why are they important to you?
Accessibility to art and education, and preservation of the environment. In my opinion, art and education go hand in hand. You don't have to be an artist to put your creativity to good use. I also try to use reusable materials as much as possible and give materials a second life.
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Cynthia
Coulombe
Cynthia has a bachelor's degree in plastic arts and is renowned for her work inspired by the body and the human experience. Her work reveals an interest in humanity, especially in portraits, where mouths and eyes are displayed behind a quantity of vibrant material crafted with a spatula. Realistic brush renderings, spatula abstractions and spray paint form a happy blend of contemporary art inspired by street art. His works are characterized by symbolism and eroticism.
How would you define your style?
My art is constantly in motion. I like to paint symbols such as beauty, love, and transformation in a very realistic way through the human form, with sensuality and vivid colours.
What inspires you at the moment?
I'm inspired by human evolution, physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. I find inspiration in my learning about health, psychology, communication, and nutrition.
What do you want to convey through your art?
Awe for life and doing good. I want to inspire others to become the best versions of themselves.
Are there any issues that are close to your heart? Why are they important to you?
It's important to me that my art is authentic. For this reason, I don't impose limits on myself in order to create with passion and the time available.
