As a multidisciplinary artist, Juno presents contemplative stages of transformation and healing. Using her personal experiences and drawing from a collection of ancient representations of women and spirituality, her work weaves a tapestry of symbols from the unconscious realms to interconnect past and present healing modalities which can then be applied to tell personal and collective stories through art.
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By implementing meditation, ritual and dream analysis into her practice, she connects with her personal mythological world to create masks, ceramic objects and paintings. They emphasize the continuity between past and present healing traditions by alchemizing the spiritual, natural and material world. Her artwork serves as a means to convey personal narratives demonstrating how symbols can be used to communicate themes of healing and interconnectivity through art.
Juno lives and works from her home studio in Moncton, New Brunswick. Since moving from Montreal to Moncton, she has received a creation grant from ArtNB, created a mural for Festival Inspire, been featured on the cover of Created Here magazine, taken part in the CATAPULT Arts Accelerator program with Arts Link NB and has been exhibited at the Unified Earth group show at The Ice House Gallery in Nova Scotia. She has completed an artist residency at Mount Carleton Provincial Park for Introspect, an ArtsLink residency, a solo residency for Gallerie Sans Nom and a group residency with the Mirroir/Mirror festival. She has also developed a workshop that teaches how to connect personal identities using mask-making as a healing modality.