LE TOWNSHIPPER” - 24” X 18”The sunfish has always been one of my favorite fish since childhood. I’ve always loved its golden-orange colors and shades of green. Between the layers of paint, you’ll find elements like a map of the Eastern Townships, an article from Vélo-tag magazine, a bicycle registration plate, the St-Hubert Rotisserie logo, and fabric from my mother-in-law used as texture.
“PLAY" 36" X 48” - Acrylic and mixed techniques on wood When I say that everything inspires me, this is proof! This summer, my friend Jacques wore a pair of light blue and white striped shorts, featuring flamingos in the foreground. Inspired by his look, I dressed my rabbit in a matching shirt with the same pattern. On the right ear, a PLAY sign invites you to switch to PLAY mode at least once a day.
Time is Ticking - 36” x 24” - Acrylic and mixed techniques on wood This racing bike reminds us that time flies. As I approach my sixties, I realize that the coming years will become more and more precious. Hidden within this painting, you’ll find items like a vintage alarm clock, a Michelin guide, 1940s comic strips, and the words ADVENTURE and CARPE DIEM. There’s also a bottle of wine, Cuvée Jacques Cartier, and more surprises. May this piece inspire you to chase your deepest dreams. TICK, TOCK, TICK, TOCK...
LE GAULOIS - 18” X 24” - Acrylic and mixed media on wood In French tradition, the rooster is a strong symbol, chosen to represent national identity for centuries. I named this piece LE GAULOIS to evoke the ancient origins of France. The Gauls were the first inhabitants of the French territory, known for their courage and independence. This proud rooster honours that ancestral strength and the unbreakable spirit of the Gauls. Hidden within the layers of paint, you'll find a piece of fabric in memory of my mother-in-law, Diane Bunker.
"LA Compton" 32" x 32” - Acrylic and mixed techniques on woodThis painting is part of my Vitamine C collection. Between the layers of paint, you’ll find authentic advertisements and comics from newspapers of the 1940s. As a tribute to Compton, a charming village in the Eastern Townships renowned for its rich apple-growing culture, I’ve titled this piece LA COMPTO. The texture skillfully blends burlap and newspaper clippings, adding unique depth to the artwork.
"NO ordinary housewife” - 30" x 36" - Acrylic and mixed techniques on wood I had immense joy creating this piece, filled with whimsical elements that make me smile. You’ll discover advertisements and comic strips from the 1940s, superheroes, and a quote from Elizabeth Taylor reminding us to never pretend to be ordinary. Burlap in texture.
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.
“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…
“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.
FLEURS ET TOURTERELLE – 30″ x 40“ - Acrylic and mixed media on woodA bouquet composed of hydrangeas, hortensias, lys, carnations, roses and other crazy ones that I couldn’t even describe. The mourning dove is one of the common species here in North Hatley.Textures: Plaster and my mother-in-law’s fabrics.