Recent Works

Finding Inspiration in Everyday Moments

I paint moments that catch my attention and stay with me — scenes of generosity, resilience, and connection across generations. These works, whether drawn from photographs or lived experience, continue that focus: ordinary gestures that reveal how people endure and relate in everyday life. Together they invite a second, closer look, making the familiar feel charged with meaning. For inquiries about available works, please contact me here.

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Fall The Dancer

The autumn leaves swirling in the wind on a blustery day inspired this painting.

Acrylic and ink on canvas, Black gallery frame

24 x 48 in

$2,880

Available

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The View

A photo of a friend and his grandchild taken by his spouse inspired me to echo the sweet moment she captured.

Acrylic on canvas, Black gallery frame

20 x 28 in

$1,400

Available

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Winter, Bearer of Life

Winter is usually portrayed as an old man. To emphasize the fact that there is life percolating under the cold and snow, I painted the season as a pregnant young woman.

Acrylic on canvas

20 x 28 in

$1,400

Available

Watercolour painting of a woman looking out an arched window at an island, with moonlight shining on the water.

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mOTHERhood

A quiet meditation on maternal estrangement and the "no contact" phenomenon.

Watercolour on acid free paper

7.5 x 12 in

$234

Available

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Intrepid

Inspired by a photo of my youngest daughter. As islanders, Montrealers often walk the waterfront in all kinds of weather.

Acrylic on canvas

26 x 48 in

$4,320

Available

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Largesse

A photo by Philippe Arsenault inspired this painting of a common scene in Montreal parks and public places.

Acrylic on canvas

30 x 36 in

$2,700

Available

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Kakuma

Paying homage to Kadjosi Mzaliwa, chairman of DES, a community based organization in the UNHCR Kakuma refugee camp. Their strong spirit never ceases to amaze me.

Watercolour on acid free paper

8 x 11 in

$234

Available