Montreal · Abstract painting

Painting as
a practice
of play.

Original abstract paintings and bespoke commissions from a Montreal studio.

Kintsugi by Camille Favreau
Selected works
Price on request
Feux follets
Feux follets
Acrylic, oil & epoxy with flower on canvas · 2026 · 89 × 175 cm
Atmospheric Dreamscape
Atmospheric Dreamscape
Acrylic on canvas · 2024 · 113 × 86 cm
Au jardin
Au jardin
Oil on canvas · 2024 · 89 × 166 cm
En musique
En musique
Acrylic on canvas · 2026 · 117 × 90 cm
Amour et lavandes
Amour et lavandes
Oil on canvas · 2026 · 120 × 100 cm
Kintsugi
Kintsugi
Acrylic on canvas · 2026 · 145 × 91 cm
Whisper flow
Whisper flow
Oil & acrylic on canvas · 2026 · 243 × 120 cm
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Currently accepting commissions

Every commission is a collaboration — beginning with a conversation.

I work with clients, companies, and collectors to create paintings that carry meaning specific to their space, story, or moment. Each piece is original, made by hand, and comes with a written artist statement.

  • 01Discovery call — we discuss your vision, space, and intentions.
  • 02Proposal — palette, scale, and timeline confirmed in writing.
  • 03Studio updates — photos shared at key stages for your input.
  • 04Delivery and installation, with a signed certificate and artist statement.
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Amour et lavandes — commission example
About
Au jardin by Camille Favreau

"I find peace and freedom through painting: the movement, the colour, the not-knowing."

Camille Favreau is a French-born, Montreal-based abstract painter. Before painting full-time with Favreau Studio, she spent years working in strategy and operations in tech, a life regimented by living and breathing metrics, constantly in search of the right answer, optimizing for results.

In the midst of all this external, frenetic movement, painting became the stable constant. The paint wanted to live a life of its own and she realised her role was to allow it, listen to what it wanted, let it materialise.

As she observed the strokes, the brushing, the flowing, the bleeding through the unprimed canvas, she realised she also started to live a life of her own. She realised she could exist in a space away from expectations and performance, and became aware of her own sensibilities, desires, values, what she wanted.

Oil and acrylic atmospheric abstract paintings emerged: gestural, chromatic, at times strong, at others more restrained.

Created in the space where paint allowed Camille to listen, play, and simply be, these paintings now invite viewers to do the same, whether with the artworks or in the rest of their lives.

Her first solo exhibit, Play as Resistance, opens in Montreal in October 2026.

Artistic dialogue

Joan Mitchell · Cy Twombly · Flora Yukhnovich

In situ
Commission · Triton
Installation in progress
Forward Optimism #1 installed at Triton

Artist statement

Moving forward and staying optimistic even when things aren't perfect is how Triton was able to seize opportunities amidst challenges and thrive as a business.

The forward-looking view of the chevrons, in their intentional imperfections, deliberate asymmetry, and colourful playfulness (representative of Camille Favreau's painterly style), is a visual representation of this ethos.

This painting is the fruit de la rencontre between the artist, Camille Favreau, and Triton's team. We hope it can be a reminder of this ethos of excellence, a visual rest between meetings, or simply a pop of colour when you need it.

Forward Optimism #1

2026

Oil & acrylic on canvas

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