Karo Alexanian
Michèle Atkinson
Yoakim Bélanger
Carol Bernier
Dominic Besner
Virginie Bocaert
Jean Brillant
Réal Calder

Viviane Case-Fox
Pierre Chénier
Joanne Corno
Carlito Dalceggio
Deguy
Diane Desmarais
Amélie Desjardins
Joan Dumouchel

Chantal P. Durocher
Elisabetta Fantone
Pierrette Filion
Dominique Fortin
Étienne Gélinas
Louis Hughes
Jean-Pierre Lafrance
Guy Laliberté

H. Jou Lee
Nathalie Maranda
Claude Millette
Laurence Nerbonne
Bénédicte Parmentier
Gilles Payette
Lysanne Pepin
Léa Rivière

Jean-Daniel Rohrer
Marie-Josée Roy
Nicolas Ruel
Dominik Sokolowski
Heidi Taillefer
Rock Therrien
Sylvain Tremblay
Zane Turner

Amélie Desjardins will have traveled the world before she reaches 30 years of age. However she did not spend her travels in vain because she has managed to continually share the magic of her experience through her art.

Since the early start of her career, her work has demonstrated a purified environment in which Desjardins interprets Man’s intervention, his passage through space, as an ephemeral and quasi-virtual passage. The images are never taken behind closed doors but rather open themselves to the potentialities of existence.

Amélie Desjardins acquired a passion for the countryside at a young age. She has visited the megalopolises of the world and sailed throughout the Pacific Ocean. This led her to achieve a much sought after equilibrium; her continual movement has finally created the force of inertia that allows her to grasp the timelessness of passage.
 
Desjardins’ interest in bridges and the life surrounding them began with a deep love for the sea.
 
CURRENT SERIES:
"My current project is a way for me to pay tribute to the pillars of my work by using old teak wood recycled from bridges and boats. While these exotic woods I use are becoming scarcer, I intend to recycle what is left instead of encouraging the cutting of trees."
 
"I present to you my secret garden."