Centropolis is proud to team up with Culture Laval to dedicate a space to four visual artists of Culture Laval. This creative hub will become their artist studio until February 2026, during which time they will each create a piece on the theme of “Laval heritage.” You are invited to attend cultural mediation activities during the artistic process, as well as the opening exhibition at the end of the project.
Passionate about paper art, Stéphanie navigates between printmaking, installation, and sculpture. Through her work, she explores the place of the “other” gaze and our relationship with our surroundings.
In 2023, she received Culture Laval's Prix Relève, which recognizes the exceptional quality of the work of an emerging artist in order to promote their visibility and contribute to their artistic development.
Katy develops complex collage concepts by combining words and vintage photography. In recent years, she has been printing her images on media other than paper, exploring screen printing and transfer techniques.
In 2025, she received the Prix Artiste de l'année in Laval from the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec (CALQ). This award recognizes an artist who stands out for their dynamic career and the excellence of their recent achievements.
Fatima-Zohra is a sculptural artist who enjoys exploring the infinite possibilities of mixing materials, assembling, moulding, shaping, and upcycling. She uses objects, imprints, and fragments left behind by living things to express her message about the duality between nature and culture.
She has received Culture Laval's Prix Relève for 2025, in collaboration with the Caisse Desjardins des Grands Boulevards de Laval. On this occasion, the jury praised the strength of her commitment and the depth of her artistic approach.
Matéo Lemay Sampaio is a visual artist whose approach revolves around assemblage, which he explores through sculpture, installation, painting, and photography. His work questions the relationship between human artifacts and the contemporary world, revealing the tensions between past and present
This project has been made possible thanks to financial support from the Government of Quebec and the City of Laval as part of the Cultural Development Agreement.
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