During my two years in Montréal, I drew inspiration from the hidden environments tucked away behind Plateau row houses in back-street ruelles. I wandered my quartier often and would pause to capture quaint, quiet scenes of the private alleyways only steps away from the bustle of big pedestrian streets like Mont-Royal and St. Laurent.
I developed my watercolour style during these years, one of haphazard, yet trusting pen strokes complimented by the addition of colour. These quiet scenes were an escape from the heavy life I led, and were often created as a midnight respite from a full day on my laptop.
Rue Berri (2022) | 2.5 x 5"
Rue Rachel (2022) | 2.5 x 5"
Rue Napoleon (2023) | 2.5 x 5"
St. Denis (2024) | 4 x 8"
Ruelle #1 (2021) | 4 x 6"
Ruelle #2 (2021) | 4 x 6"
Ruelle #3 (2021) | 2.5 x 5"
Ruelle #4 (2021) | 5 x 7"
Ruelle #5 (2022) | 3.5 x 5"
Ruelle #6 (2022) | 4 x 6"
Ruelle #7 (2022) | 5 x 7"
Ruelle #8 (2022) | 5 x 5"
Ruelle #9 (2023) | 9 x 12"
Ruelle #10 (2023) | 4 x 6"
Ruelle #11 (2023) | 4 x 6"
Ruelle #12 (2023) | 4 x 6"
Ruelle #13 (2023) | 3.5 x 5"
Ruelle #14 (2023) | 4 x 6"
Ruelle #15 (2023) | 4 x 6"
Ruelle #16 (2023) | 4 x 6"
F*ck Your Plans (2022) | 4 x 6"
Ice storm (2023) | 4 x 6"
Le P'tit Plateau (2023) | 4 x 6"
Balcony boys (2023) | 2.5 x 5"
1250 Réné-Lévesque (2022) | 2.5 x 5"
1250 Réné-Lévesque #2 (2023) | 4 x 6"