Brigitte has lived and worked  between Canada and Europe since 1977. Her academic training included printmaking, drawing, papermaking and multi-media art at Concordia University, Montreal (BFA 1983). She has been an active member of the Malaspina Printmakers since 1990, where she has created works in stone lithography and from wooden matrices. 

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Brigitte’s show at Tidal says it all “How to be a Humanist”. She lovingly tells us the story of grasses and plants and dyeing that beautiful paper. And celebrating the nature and the connection to it in our lives. 

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Much of the artist’s work has been shown in solo- and group-exhibitions in Canada and abroad. She has been a recipient of various grants and stipends from Canada Council for the Arts Ottawa;  Ministry of cultural Affairs Quebec; Banff Centre for the Arts;  Goethe Institute Vancouver; the Kulturamt Dresden; Rosa Luxemburg Institute, Berlin; PinacotecaVitulano, Italy; Altos de Chavon Artist Colony, Dominican Republic.