Born in Boisbriand, Quebec, MissPixels has worked in the field of Visual Arts for over 20 years. Illustrator, Artistic

Director and blogger for the cultural newspaper Voir.ca, MissPixels is considered a pioneer of mobile art in Canada. In 2009, she naturally turned to the iPhone as her primary medium of artistic expression.

MissPixels has participated in many group exhibitions in several countries, including Italy, Australia, the United Sates, England, Spain, Germany and Canada. In 2012, she presented her first solo show entitled “Pixels Fossils” at an exhibition centre recognized by the Arts Council.

MissPixels has been invited to speak of her work and artistic approach at conferences such as TEDx Université de Montréal, MINA at Massey University in New Zealand, Mobile Art Con at Tisch School of the Arts at New York University, and at several other events organized by Apple, the FNAC, Infopresse and the Culture Council.

In 2012, Canadian Geographic published a series of previously unseen images to illustrate an article in the printed pages of its magazine. Furthermore, her series “Winter Project” was acquired by the Pan-Canadian public collection “Art For Healing”, and now resides alongside works by such revered artists as Marc Séguin, Durer and Molinari. This was her first mobile art series for this type of collection. Since November 2012, reproductions of her mobile art creations are available at the boutique of the Museum of Contemporary Art of Montreal.