In her abstract and semi-abstract works of art, the painter Hélène Lachapelle invites us, on the thread of her imagination, into interior worlds where, from the void, movement emerges, between heaven and earth and far beyond.
Crossing boundaries and unifying the visible and invisible worlds, she invites us into larger, even infinite, realities arising from intuition and imagination. Project yourself into her dreams, let yourself be transported and discover her universes!
7 distinctions in 2024!
First Jury Prize, Professional Category, awarded on November 8, 2024, at the Blainville-Art Exhibition-Competition,
for the artwork "Above the Oceans as Below."
Last Solo Exhibition
The exhibition "Aux portes de l'invisible", from September 29 to November 10, 2024, at the Paul-Mercier Library in Blainville, was a success.
Artist Hélène Lachapelle explores the connection between the visible and the invisible, the tangible and the immaterial, through her abstract and semi-abstract art. Her works invite dreaming, transcendence, and a profound reconnection with our essence. Her approach involves finding stillness and silence, opening the door to inner worlds seeking to manifest. Painting becomes an intuitive journey where she transcends knots, explores contrasts between density and fluidity, and celebrates freedom through symbols like birds. Her art is an invitation to dream and discover the hidden dimensions of our true nature.
Exploration of movement through the release of intuition
On a quest for authenticity and the discovery of beauty, I search for the free gesture between heaven and earth, the movement that will always bring me back within myself.
Hélène Lachapelle artist
in abstract and semi-abstract art
The painter, Hélène Lachapelle was born in 1954 in Montreal and lives in Saint-Eustache (Lower Laurentians), Quebec, Canada.
Already as a child, she loved drawing then, as a teenager, willingly took refuge in silent, mysterious, singular, sometimes surreal worlds whose meaning she did not really understand. She began her quest for painting in her mid-twenties and it was at this moment that she recognized in herself this need to create, to let her imagination speak. She therefore began to learn various techniques and different mediums. She always returns to her ideal and remains true to her voice. She enjoys creating her own images, interacting with the artist within her and discovering what she likes to call “her missing part”. Her dream is weave a bridge, a connection, between the invisible and the density of the material world.
As Christian Bobin wrote in his book “L'épuisement: un orage", “ I think that’s what an artist is. I believe it is someone who has their body here and their soul there, and who seeks to fill the space between the two by throwing paint, ink or even silence. »