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 Demarais

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
Lysanne Pepin
Léa Rivière
Jean-Daniel Rohrer
Marie-Josée Roy
Nicolas Ruel
Dominik Sokolowski

Étienne Gélinas

Étienne Gélinas was born in Maniwaki in Quebec, and graduated from the Université du Québec en Outaouais in 2006 with his Bachelor's degree in Art. Gélinas has presented many art exhibitions in Québec and Ontario.

Étienne Gélinas combines different codes within his artworks by engraving them into a thick paste applied onto the primary support. These codes often encompass architectural designs, mechanical plans as well as other technical and mathematical outlines. Such elements are layered in varying transparencies throughout his artworks.

The circle as a symbol has great meaning for Étienne. It has human significance in referencing the clan or circle of friends, but most especially as the idea of perfection. This perfection embodied by the circle exists in another world, not in this imperfect one. Circles also provide greater contrast with the rectangular support and the geometrically linear gestures within the artworks. Étienne has acknowledged the emotional violence that can be created through such strong oppositions and sees it as a type of poetry that promotes an emotional response in the viewer.

Juxtaposition and depth are two critical features of Étienne's work, creating opposition and ambiguity though the rigidity of the geometrical angles he uses. By imposing both order and allowing for spontaneity in his approach, Gélinas creates powerful contrasts between precision and fluidity.