Anne-Julie Hynes

As a multidisciplinary artist, I work with different mediums. I love juxtapositions and collages. With my camera, I collect and gather the textures, colors, and shapes that surround me. I translate what I have learned from this engagement onto different media, using several mediums. The convergence of mediums, even discordant ones, allows me to challenge established norms of artistic expression and offers me a plurality of languages and artistic expressions.

Having had the privilege of being selected for several artist residencies around the world, the source of my work often comes from the country or city where I set up my studio; I let the place become my muse. Over time, I have become a nomadic artist, and wherever my studio is, that is where my inspiration lies. My artistic journey is created layer by layer from impressions retained from my travels and encounters. This transforms who I am and significantly impacts my work. Whether through nature, architecture, or social or ecological events, these new places inspire me not only during my stay, but also when I return home.

Thank you for your support!

BFA in Drawing and Painting from Concordia University in Montreal, Canada.

Selected Exhibitions:

2023 – Musée des Beaux-Arts du Mont St-Hilaire, Canada
2022 – Surrealism beyond Border, Tate Modern Museum,
England - (juried)
Corporeal Gestures, School of Architecture, Portland,
USA (juried)
2020 – Le Jardin, Musée nomade Connect Art, Canada -
(juried)
2017 – Recollect and Erase, Müszi Gallery, Hungary
2016 – L’Atelier, Tahiti

Public Art Exhibitions: :

2024 - Parc des Patriotes, Beloeil - Canada (juried)
2023 - Sentier culturel, Ville de Gatineau - Canada (juried)
2022 - Sentier des arts, Ville de Candiac - Canada (juried)
- Contamination culturelle, Vaudreuil-Dorion -Canada
(juried)
- Le sentier des arts, Ville de Joliette - Canada (juried)

Land Art :

2024 – Jardin des noix, St-Ambroise de Kildare – Canada
(invitation)
2023 – Créations-sur-le-champ, Mont St-Hilaire - Canada
(juried)