BIOGRAPHY
Profile
MŌ (Monique Crépault) is a painter born in Québec City, Canada. She holds a Diploma in Set Design from the National Theatre School of Canada and studied Sculpture at Concordia University in Montreal.
MŌ’s art focuses on the exploration of the human body as a site of vulnerability, desire and intimacy. She frequently features nude figures in quiet domestic settings. Through distinctive process of layering, she creates fleeting moments of rest and sensuality. Her practice invites viewers to reconsider the female gaze in art history, depicting male vulnerability and tenderness in domestic spaces where women have traditionally been the subjects.
She also paints portrays of Frida Kahlo as a fierce inspirational female figure of strength and resilience.
MŌ’s work has been showcased internationally in Canada, Mexico and the United States. She is represented by Galleria Dante since 2004.
MŌ (Monique Crépault) is a painter born in Québec City, Canada. She holds a Diploma in Set Design from the National Theatre School of Canada and studied Sculpture at Concordia University in Montreal.
MŌ’s art focuses on the exploration of the human body as a site of vulnerability, desire and intimacy. She frequently features nude figures in quiet domestic settings. Through distinctive process of layering, she creates fleeting moments of rest and sensuality. Her practice invites viewers to reconsider the female gaze in art history, depicting male vulnerability and tenderness in domestic spaces where women have traditionally been the subjects.
She also paints portrays of Frida Kahlo as a fierce inspirational female figure of strength and resilience.
MŌ’s work has been showcased internationally in Canada, Mexico and the United States. She is represented by Galleria Dante since 2004.
