Elise Thibault

There can be no progress without a front. Pencils, paint and words have always been part of my daily life. Defining myself as an artist allows me to identify myself as a human being part of the journey of life.
It all started in a playful way, with a character that I imagined in my twenties. Her name is Dusty, she took up so much space and face that I forgot to introduce her. Yet it's simple it was me. Subsequently, I studied in all forms including: sculpture (clay, wood, plaster), ceramics, figurative and abstract. Today I want to explore the discomfort in creation by bringing it to a feminine collective mode