Vanier

Jean-Paul Mousseau’s paintings feel like they’re still drying. The artist spent years as a window washer in Montreal, and you can see the light in his watercolors—it’s the kind that bounces off glass and makes quick, bright marks. He’d often leave wet brushes on a windowsill and work around them, letting the paint wander where it wanted. Tap Eventail brisé and watch how a single broken shape spills into colors you didn’t expect; that’s his trick—tiny accidents make the whole picture breathe.