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Biography

Nagie is a self-taught professional painter who draws inspiration from her fascination with humans to highlight the power of the emotions we carry. She creates characters with or without reference to offer spectators the possibility of escaping into her imagination.

Born in St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec, Nagie, a passionate and talented artist, is known on the contemporary art scene thanks to her authentic and colorful figurative style. She developed her love for art at a young age and this is what led her to pursue her path in an autodidact way, she has truly found her artistic path.

 

It is influences such as Françoise Nielly, Peter Terrin and Alexa Meade, who inspire Nagie to want to live from her passion. Each work she creates tells a story, capturing intimate moments and complex emotions with a vibrant and expressive color palette. Her unique artistic style is deeply inspired by human relationships, textures and architecture.

 

Over the years, Nagie has participated in numerous exhibitions, both solo and group, including at Galerie S16, MTL Uncovered Montreal, RAW of Montreal and Toronto, New York, Miami. Her exhibitions have attracted the attention of collectors and art lovers alike, cementing her reputation as a talented and innovative artist.

 

Nagie’s ultimate goal as an artist is to touch the hearts and minds of her audience, leaving a lasting, inspiring and impactful mark on the imagination of those who view her work.

 

Through her art, she hopes to spread the love that unites us all, bridging individuals and cultures around the world. Nagie continues to push the boundaries of her art, exploring new creative territories and sharing her unique vision with the world.

 

Nagie does not paint a fad, but a timeless emotion.

‘’I go where everyone tells me it's impossible!’’

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