BIOGRAPHY

Anne Brochu Lambert is a dedicated professional artist, lives and works in Regina, SK (Canada). Her multimedia art practice focuses on drawing and painting through analog and digital techniques, while encompassing collage, photography, printmaking, textile assemblage and audio-visual art installations. Her visual language draws on symbolism and abstraction to explore the landscape as a motif in our complex relationship with our surroundings.

Originally from Lévis (QC), she has a diploma in the arts (D.E.C. in Arts et Lettres , CEGEP Lévis-Lauzon QC). Her studio practice has been enriched over the years through residencies and professional workshops. Notably, she was juried in a 2-year mentorship with the independent curator Serge Murphy, a project funded by the Canada Council for the Arts and spear headed the Conseil culturel fransaskois (2016-2018). More recently she has studied cold wax painting with artist & author Rebecca Crowell during a five weeks stay in Greece in 2019, ( Skopelos Foundation for the Arts).

Her most recent multimedia art installation, supported by a SaskArts grant, was part of the two-person exhibition “Memories of the Sun” (2023, Art Gallery of Regina). Invited by curator Sandee Moore, Brochu Lambert developed an interactive 35 mm slides projection, reinventing the vacation slideshow by revealing layers of interventions on her source material. The installation proposed the viewers to become part of the projected images, further transforming the reimagined landscapes through their bodies' presence.

Anne Brochu Lambert has exhibited in solos, collective and juried shows in Canada and the USA. Her works can be found in public collections (SaskArts, City of Regina) and private collections throughout Canada, the USA and France. She’s represented by Nouveau Gallery (Regina, SK) and by Grasslands Gallery Online.

ANNE BROCHU LAMBERT, MULTIMEDIA ARTIST

BIOGRAPHY