
Antoine Viau-Petit
Gatineau, Canada
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1994
Antoine Viau-Petit explores painting as a space where gesture, material, and the absurd meet. An emerging artist based in Gatineau, he develops an oil painting practice centered on direct execution, where each gesture remains visible and contributes to the construction of the image. Moving between portrait, landscape, and still life, his works play with distortion and ambiguity, nudging the familiar toward the strange. His approach focuses on how painting can translate inner tensions into a material presence that is both sensitive and expressive. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts (specializat...
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Still life: milk jug and fruits, after Cézanne
Dimensions: 41 x 51 cm | 16 x 20 in
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Antoine Viau-Petit
Painter · Gatineau, Canada
Antoine Viau-Petit explores painting as a space where gesture, material, and the absurd meet. An emerging artist based in Gatineau, he develops an oil painting practice centered on direct execution, where each gesture remains visible and contributes to the construction of the image. Moving between portrait, landscape, and still life, his works play with distortion and ambiguity, nudging the familiar toward the strange. His approach focuses on how painting can translate inner tensions into a material presence that is both sensitive and expressive. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts (specialization) from Bishop’s University. He has presented his work at the 20th and 21st editions of Fresh Paint / New Construction at Art Mûr (Montréal), as well as in the Bishop’s graduating exhibition at Galerie Foreman (Lennoxville) and at the Salon Empreinte d’arts (Melbourne, QC) in 2026.








































