Bruno Tomei

Born in Schefferville, Quebec, Bruno Tomei now lives and works in Granby, Quebec. A self-taught artist, he also received three years of professional guidance from a recognized artist and gallery owner.
His journey is marked by key experiences: exhibiting his sculptures in two Quebec museums (the Musée Acadien de Bonaventure and the Musée Amérindien in Saint-Hilaire), spending six years with the prestigious Galerie Guy Bourget in Old Montreal, and being invited to the Mamu Symposium in Sept-Îles, where he exhibited alongside artists from Canada’s First Nations.

Bruno’s work reflects a deep dialogue with the animal world, First Nations totems, and the conditions of the northern environment. His sculptures and paintings are created from driftwood, recycled metal, reclaimed fabrics, and mixed textures combining acrylic, metal leaf, and epoxy. Through his art, he seeks to reconnect viewers with nature and the beings that inhabit it, to reveal animal wisdom, and to evoke what the world once offered—what we no longer see today.

His dedication goes beyond artistic creation: Bruno contributes to fundraisers, donates works to his community, and organizes raffles to make his art accessible to everyone. His style, imbued with sensitivity an...

I have been a self-taught artist for 12 years.

Musée Acadien. (Bonaventure )
Musée Amériendien (St-Hilaire)
Gallerie Guy Bouget
Gallerie Blu dog Art