Joelle Dubois

<p><strong><em>Joëlle Dubois</em>’</strong> deeply moving monograph features new paintings and works on paper. Building on her previous series, <em>Forget Me Not</em> (2022), Dubois delves into themes of loss, grief, memory, and love, shaped by her personal journey following her mother’s battle with Alzheimer’s.</p><p>Dubois’ evocative works explore the delicate interplay of vulnerability and strength, balancing sorrow with moments of humour and meditative calm. Using a subdued, monochromatic palette and minimalist compositions, she invites the viewer into a world where emotions take center stage. Central motifs like windows, butterflies, and hair cutting reflect themes of transformation, transition, and release.</p><p>Through strikingly intimate imagery, including self-portraits and poignant depictions of her mother, Dubois crafts a poetic meditation on connection, identity, and healing. <strong><em> Joëlle Dubois</em>’:<em> From Here on Out</em></strong> reveals a raw, honest perspective on life, loss, and the enduring hope for renewal.</p>