Kelly-Ann Desrosiers is a multidisciplinary artist originally from the north who now lives in the south. She enjoys exploring different artistic mediums, whether it be painting, jewelry or sculpture.
Kelly-Ann has always been a creative person, but she began to explore and experiment with different mediums during her art classes in school. She is self-taught when it comes to trying a new medium and wishes to learn new techniques such as carving on soapstone, ivory, and antler. Her classes and trips to museums have allowed her to learn more about art and she has been touched by Inuit art. Kelly-Ann is inspired by her culture and says that this inspiration comes naturally to her when she makes her creations. Art is a form of therapy for her, but also a form of family support, as she enjoys creating with her children and is inspired by the artists in her family, whether it be her biological or adoptive family.
Kelly-Ann Desrosiers Bracelets, 2021 Various materials (Lapiz lazuli, lava stone, dalmatian jasper, howlite, green emperor amber) Photo: Frédéric Laporte
Kelly-Ann Desrosiers Bracelets for causes, 2021 Various materials (Amethyst, turquoise) Photo: Frédéric Laporte
Kelly-Ann Desrosiers Kamiik, 2021 Beading, suede and rabbit fur 14 x 16 x 13 cm Photo: Frédéric Laporte
Kelly-Ann Desrosiers Beluga, 2021 Watercolor 16,5 x 9 cm Photo: Frédéric Laporte
Kelly-Ann Desrosiers Igloo, 2021 Acrylic and water-based paint 18 x 23 cm Photo: Frédéric Laporte
Créer du temps en famille Avec Kelly-Ann Desrosiers