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Sunday Sept. 13, 2026: This residency week was a bit shortened due to Ottawa Comiccon during the weekend. Including the packing and travel, it took about 6 days out of...

This first week of residency there was a lot of travel, and setting up the studio. I’m residing in a small coastal town in eastern Quebec. The sea at the end of a small street, has ...

The Jungle Monster Collection clarifies how visuals can be quite deceptive, and how narratives can be weaponized in subtle ways. It’s about finding new ways to represent each other, framing differences as positives, with the certitude that we ultimately all want the same thing; to live by each other’s happiness, not misery.

Inside The Collection, the focus turns to the discerning eye of the collector

Jungle Monster marks the beginning of a series that reoriented my understanding of artistic agency.

I believe that acquiring a piece of art is an invitation to slow down, appreciate craftsmanship, and steward something timeless.

Art is a vehicle for personal growth and self-care. Introspection, mutual understanding, and open channels of conversations about hard topics are a bonus to the fact that you get to appreciate something beautiful that was inherently created for you to enjoy.