Danae Brissonnet is a talented artist hailing from Quebec, Canada. She is skilled in various art forms, including public murals, illustration, mask making, and puppetry. Her most recent body of work, which is inspired by folk art and characterized by vibrant colors, can be found in various locations around the world, including Mexico, the United States, Canada, North Africa, West Africa, India, and Europe.

Through her art, Brissonnet invites viewers to delve deeper into the meaning of symbols, myths, and metaphors. She also seeks to create connections between her work, herself, and the public, and is deeply committed to involving herself in communities where she can tell stories about the people, their land, and their culture.

Brissonnet is known for setting up workshops wherever she goes, providing an opportunity for others to learn from her extensive artistic experience. She particularly values working with children and inspiring them to express their own stories through art, using whatever materials are available to them.

Brissonnet’s professional work allows her to travel to conflict-affected and rural areas, leaving a colorful mark and visually translating her own story and those of others. Her art serves as a source of change and inspiration for places that need it the most.