Denise Comeau's watercolors beautifully capture the landscapes and architecture

of Baie Sainte-Marie. At first glance, her imagery appears traditional,

conveying a strong sense of belonging to a specific territory, community, and culture.

However, her minimalist approach and departure from strict realism

suggest a looser, more abstract style.

Comeau's works explore the expressive potential of abstract painting,

allowing her to examine various aspects of her culture.

This technique enables her to reflect personally on the tensions experienced both individually and collectively as Acadie navigates a rapidly changing society.