Medium : oil

Born in Rosemere, Quebec, Canada, in 1959.

After obtaining a Diploma in Graphic Design from Dawson College in Montreal, Danièle Lemieux pursued her art studies at the Westmount Visual Arts Center, Quebec.

Her work is a celebration of humanity as represented by the universally familiar.The artist seeks to instil the commonplace with the same reverence given by 17th century masters to objects conveying wealth and social position. The objects painted in this manner become an invitation to revisit the quiet dignity and poetry of the basic form. They are symbolic of the desire to return to that which is true. Her subjects, fruit, vegetables, bowls, jugs, pots, are largely rendered to scale, honouring the true relationship of man to object. Her palette is also limited, the artist allowing tonal values to dominate and create drama. The artist's eye dismisses the superfluous, seeking harmony and peace. Danièle Lemieux's paintings offer the viewer a place where order replaces chaos, a place for contemplation.

Danièle Lemieux's paintings have been shown across Canada, in Switzerland and in the United States.

Group and solo exhibits :
Les Femmeuses, Longueuil, Quebec 2004 Society of Canadian Artists National Open Juried Exhibition, Montreal, Quebec 2004 Seagram Gallery, Centaur Theater, Montreal, QC.2003 Halde Galerie Wilden, Switzerland

Publications :
Montreal Symphony Orchestra Calendar 2006, fall 2005,How did you paint that - Still life, spring 2005How did you paint that Favorite subjects, fall 2004