"Reaching the top" Painting

Annie Labbé is a Canadian contemporary visual artist working in geometric and architectural abstraction. She is a born in 1979 in Québec City. She lives and works in Lévis, Qc, Canada.

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For nearly two decades, her work has explored notions of territory, space, and perception through large-scale acrylic paintings. Known for her refined compositions, chromatic architectures, and inhabited horizons, she develops a practice in which color, geometry, and depth engage in a dialogue that shapes sensitive and resonant visual spaces.

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Her work is represented in Québec and Ontario and is held in numerous private and corporate collections in Canada, the United States, Europe, and Australia. She has participated in a variety of local and international exhibitions, including Art Expo New York and Spectrum Miami, and has contributed to several public art projects. She is also a grant recipient and has been invited to serve on juries for the selection of artworks.

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Labbé’s artistic approach is guided by an exploration of territory—geographical, architectural, and interior—and by the ways in which it is constructed, perceived, and transformed. Each painting becomes a space to inhabit: a site where color structures expansiveness, where line opens onto immensity, and where geometric form becomes an interior architecture.

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Her three series—Ligne, Surface, and Espace—form the interconnected chapters of a single inquiry: how vision organizes itself within a territory, how color becomes a threshold, and how space emerges as a landscape that is both external and intimate.


My Saatchi Art page features earlier works. For recent artworks and current gallery representation, please visit my website.