Ge L'HEUREUX

 Ge L’Heureux is a visual artist who graduated in Fine Arts from Concordia University. Her artistic practice, essentially two-dimensional, is part of the concept of Slow Art, a movement claiming ecological aesthetic values.

Between traditional mediums and digital arts, she questions the crazy race in which each human is engaged. The evolution of biodiversity, eco-anxiety and habitat are recurring themes in his work.

Giving an important place to details, Ge L’Heureux works on forms and the notion of repetition. She marks time with writing, transposes her reflections through drawing and painting. Her compositions evoke a gallery of imaginary environments in eloquent colors, where the elements of nature take on a singular configuration. This unexpected game of pictorial reorganization gives rise to various abbreviated, intriguing illustrations, reflecting her eccentric universe. The abstraction of her works is intended as a means of revealing, of unmasking, in all preciousness.