Artist of Franco-Canadian origin, I work internationally. My practice spans murals, painting exhibitions, snow and ice sculpture, and the creation of large-scale sculptural and painted environments designed for mobile public events in Québec.

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BIOGRAPHIE:

Sandra St-Laurent grew up in the remote region of Gaspésie, where her connection to nature and materials first took shape. She studied interior design, art history, and visual arts, and later worked in Québec City and Montréal.

 

Curious by nature and driven by a strong desire to learn, explore, and experience different ways of living, she has traveled extensively across several countries. These journeys have deeply influenced her artistic approach and visual language.

 

Over the past decade, Sandra St-Laurent has mainly worked on large-scale, colorful artworks, some reaching up to 4000 square feet, in Québec City, in Montréal, in the United States and France. Whether painted on interior or exterior walls, or on reclaimed wood collected from construction sites and workshops, her work is created using brushes and mini jet spray paint technique she has developed and refined over the years.

 

Although painting remains her primary medium, she is deeply interested in working with a wide range of materials. In the past, she has explored interior design, self-built ecological construction, painting on fabric, and the carving and painting of sculptural floats for events and parades. She has also recently returned to working with a strong interest with snow and ice sculpture, as well as painting on wood panels.

 

Her artistic practice blends figurative imagery with abstract forms, creating a strong sense of movement and visual energy. Her work conveys a feminine yet powerful presence, expressed through bold colors and dynamic compositions. Regardless of the medium; wall, snow, canvas, or wood, she explores perception and reality by playing with materials, surfaces, and scale, inviting the second dimension to encounter the third.

 

The subjects of her work often tell stories and have gradually evolved toward the integration of geometric shapes interacting with organic elements and stylized animals. Trought these special compositions, she explores themes of duality, as emotion versus reason, or nature versus technology and expresses a desire to seek balance between these opposing forces.