CRÉPUSCULE SUR BELLEVUE

CRÉPUSCULE SUR BELLEVUE (TWILIGHT OVER BELLEVUE) – 24” X 16” – Acrylic and Mixed Media on WoodThis abstract painting evokes the sunlight reflecting off Mont Bellevue, located just above the campus of the University of Sherbrooke. Pastels and shades of yellow, orange, and red blend with geometric shapes representing the various species of trees found on the mountain. Together, they subtly suggest the transition from day to night, creating an atmosphere that is both vibrant and soothing.

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LE RECTEUR

THE RECTOR – 15” X 19” – Acrylic and Mixed Media on Wood This portrait features the highest-ranking official of the University of Sherbrooke—but this time, on vacation! Relaxed, he proudly wears a straw hat, a bow tie, and his favorite shirt. Far from ordinary, the shirt reveals newspaper comic strips from the 1940s, adding a historical touch to his look. To enhance the piece, a fabric fragment completes the composition, bringing a subtle and textured element to the artwork.

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L’AMOUR EXISTE ENCORE

L'AMOUR EXISTE ENCORE - 36" X 48" - Acrylic and mixed techniques on wood Homage to our iconic Québécoise singer, who overcame health struggles and delivered a legendary performance of "L’Hymne à l’amour" at the 2024 Paris Olympics. This painting celebrates her life and resilience.

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La Mujer Fuerte

La Mujer Fuerte - 24" x 30" – Acrylic and mixed techniques on wood I present my smallest version of Frida to date. This strong woman (La mujer Fuerte) inspired Mexican women through her art and her life. She explored themes such as gender roles and female independence, remaining an enduring symbol of strength and personal expression.

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Le Townshipper

Le Townshipper - 24" x 18" – Acrylic and mixed techniques on wood The sunfish has always been one of my favorite fish since childhood. I’ve always loved its golden-orange colours and shades of green. Between the layers of paint, you’ll find elements like a map of the Eastern Townships, an article from Vélo-mag magazine, some cows, a bicycle registration plate, the St-Hubert Rotisserie logo, and fabric from my mother-in-law used as texture.

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Tulips, Dove and Pear

TULIPS, DOVE, AND PEAR - 17” X 21” - Acrylic and mixed techniques on wood Note that in each of my floral arrangements, a bird perches; in this case, a dove symbolizing peace.I decided to paint the background of the piece in a vibrant blue to create a contrast that complements the frame of this work. This frame also belonged to my in-laws (the Bunkers) from New Brunswick. For texture, a piece of fabric in memory of my mother-in-law, Diane Bunker.

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Pleasant View

“PLEASANT VIEW - “ 24" x 36” - Acrylic and mixed techniques on wood This piece from my AZUL collection honours North Hatley’s Pleasant View beach. It features a vintage photo of the original building, architectural plans for the new one, and a map of Massawippi Lake and the Eastern Townships. Textures include beach pebbles, sand, and jute. This artwork is part of my AZUL collection and pays tribute to Pleasant View, the municipal beach of North Hatley. Subtly incorporated is a vintage photograph of the original building, which is sadly nearing its end. It also includes architectural plans for…

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La Mujer Fuerte

“LA MUJER FUERTE - “ 24" x 30” - Acrylique et techniques mixtes sur bois.Je vous offre ici ma plus petite version de Frida à date.  Cette femme forte (LA MUJER FUERTE) a su inspirer les femmes mexicaines par son art et sa vie. Elle a abordé le rôle des genres, l’indépendance féminine et sera toujours un symbole de force et d’expression individuelle.

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Charlie

Charlie 20” x 24” - acrylic and mixed techniques on canvas An icon of silent cinema, he was a master at entertaining. It was a real pleasure for lyne and marc to combine their talents to capture his essence. Hats off to Charlie!

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La Rousse

LA ROUSSE (The Red Head) - 15” X 19” - Acrylic and Mixed Media on WoodAllow me to reintroduce this character I began painting over twenty years ago. I’ve named her Gisèle. This time, I brought her to life again, imagining she would appreciate being displayed within this frame that once belonged to my in-laws, the Bunker family from New Brunswick. As the family wished to part with it, I thought it fitting to honour it with one of my favorite muses. Take note, between the layers of paint are newspaper clippings from 1949, found in the walls of an…

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