Chantal Bourdon is a French Canadian artist whose inspiration stems from the act of slowing down,

the act of tenderly observing.

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Spending most her summers in Fortunes Rocks, Maine, Bourdon translates the quiet, contemplative moments spent on the shores and in her garden into muted tones through the medium of watercolor.

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Bourdon experiments with her water and paints similarly to waves crashing on rocks, letting the medium take her away into her peaceful paintings.

Having a background in mathematics as well as architecture, Bourdon finds release and comfort in the creative an unpredictable outlet of watercolor and fiber arts.