New Paintings... 03/17/2011
 
Just like the spring sunshine is melting the snow into streams, my inspiration is flowing and I can barely keep up with my ideas and desires for creating new pieces. I've started to branch off of my usual tumultuous abstracts and I'm moving to a more controlled, layered, linear style - still very natural and organic forms, but more steamlined. I'm loving pairing strong colours and bold sizes with feminine and intricate patterns - I'm Very excited to share them with everyone! I've had so much support the past few months, love has really come out of the woodworks to become very prevalent in my life- I am so grateful for everyone's undying enthusiasm and encouragement during this time of transition and rebirth - it's amazing. The electricity is back in the air, in my body, and in my heart - and as a result- it's coming through on the canvas as well :) Can't wait to post pictures!!
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    Bio:     

    Emerging artist Jennifer Bisson, an Ottawa native, studied Studio Art and Art History at the University of Guelph. She is currently living and working out of Montreal.

    Bisson discovered her unique style while in university and quickly realized that her honest, passionate approach to abstraction lent itself to experimentation with multiple mediums and applications. The first of which, developed during her studies, Bisson’s primary focus was natural abstraction, a territory that expressed a " ...voluptuous, moody.. and honest..." composition. An artist in constant evolution, Bisson began to integrate representation into her abstraction. Combining the two distinct techniques, she strives to connect the crispness of environment and the blurred washes of nostalgia.

    More recently, the young artist has been focused on developing the second, and darker, application of her work through portraiture. A deeper reflection on self and ego, projection and internalization, disconnection and unity, beauty and abjection, Bisson explores what it means to be self aware. This series of introspective work allows the artist to expand her understanding of the human form and the effect of symbols and icons of femininity, domesticity, sexuality and identity stereotype.

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    REPRESENTATION

    2012

    MONTREAL - Loft 402- JENN'S SOLO ART SHOW

    2011

    OTTAWA - Arts Court-
    Lets Go To Another Art Show - Group Show

    OTTAWA -SAW Gallery
    SKETCH - Group Show & Fundraiser

    MONTREAL- Album Art - 'Oliver the Great'


    OTTAWA - Design Boulevard Newsletter

    OTTAWA - Rai Design www.myjealousneighbour.com design blog " Who's that Girl?"

    2010
     
    OTTAWA - SAW Gallery  SKETCH - Group Show

    OTTAWA -  Decorated Condo Artwork (3 pieces)

    VICTORIA - Thirdspace   2010 Publication ' CHANGE'

    OTTAWA - 30th Annual Ottawa Home and Garden Show - 10 Paintings on Display with Montreal Artist Lisabel Filatrault - Organized by M2JL Studios

    MONTREAL - Hugo LaFlamme
    Massothérapeute
    - Permanent Representation

    OTTAWA - HERE for THERE  Artists for Haiti -  La Petite Mort Gallery - Group Show

    OTTAWA - Nomad Gallery @ Club SAW - Group Show

    2009
    OTTAWA - Oh So Good  - 3 Month Exhibit with the Basement Artists
    OTTAWA - Interscapes - Permanent Representation

    OTTAWA - SAW Gallery  SKETCH - Group Show

    2006

    GUELPH - University of Guelph - Group Show

    COMMISSIONS:

    2011 Michael Eardly
    2011 Oliver the Great - Album Art
    2011 Sarah Newton
    2011 Rebecka and Colin Mason
    2011 Kate McIntyre
    2011 Megan Foster
    2011 Sarah Jakobi
    2011 Rnea Imbeault - rai design
    2011 Tracey Woodman Interiors
    2010 Tracey Woodman Interiors
    2010 Benjamin Barkin
    2010 Elizabeth Trottier
    2010 Margaret Bisson
    2010 Ottawa Home and Garden Show
    2010 Interscapes - Westboro Showroom
    2009 Katherine Burns
    2009 Nikki Machin
    2009 Monica Seiler
    2010 Alex Arnott
    2007 Laura Howson