Maude Lessard translates the color palettes of her graphic world onto paper, exploring them in an intuitive and expressive way. This pictorial process allows her to move from the screen to a physical medium while maintaining a sensitive approach to color and composition. The themes she explores revolve around her joys and concerns, as well as the faces and landscapes that only boredom allows one to truly appreciate. In a consumerist world where people constantly strive for more, faster, it is in moments of slowness that she reaches her greatest creativity, perceiving in every color and texture a new universe to bring to life on paper. She aspires to create surrealist works built on light, inhabited by bodies and an organic environment. In this way, she hopes to evoke a long-dreamed-of utopia: a living, poetic, deeply sensitive universe that tells the story of the possible reconstruction of an inner world through color.