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Isabelle Beaubien is a Canadian-British abstract artist whose vibrant, movement-driven paintings pulse with energy and precision. Known for her rich color palettes and bold compositions, her work explores the rhythm of emotion, intention, and connection. Often mistaken for digital creations, her paintings are in fact entirely handmade—an illusion that opens conversation around process, perception, and the line between technology and touch.

Beaubien holds a Master’s degree in Contemporary Art from the renowned Villa Arson in Nice, France. She designs and builds many of her own tools, allowing her to apply paint in innovative ways that reflect her physical, intuitive approach to making and creates a distinct visual rhythm. Her practice is a fusion of control and spontaneity—structured yet fluid—capturing the tension and harmony of contemporary life.

Her work has been exhibited internationally and is held in private and corporate collections across North America, Europe, and Asia. She is represented by several galleries and regularly exhibits at international art fairs.

Living and working between Canada and the U.K., Isabelle continues to explore abstraction as a language of connection—relentlessly pushing the limits of colour to evoke emotion, spark dialogue, and energise the spaces her work inhabits.