Diane also delves into Quebec’s history, revealing the imprints left by human societies over centuries. Whether through colonization, industrialization, or evolving agricultural practices, she underscores how these transformations have redefined the land—sometimes subtly, sometimes profoundly. Her work becomes a meditation on the interconnectedness of humanity and the Earth, as well as the deep transformations our environment has undergone.

Her artistic approach goes beyond mere observation of nature—it invites the viewer to see the beauty of flora and fauna from a new perspective while highlighting their fragility. Through abstraction, the artist encourages reflection on the relationship between humanity and the environment, raising awareness of how historical events have shaped Quebec’s natural landscapes.

Through this visual poetry, Diane pays tribute to nature while prompting us to consider our responsibility in its preservation. Her works serve as an act of contemplation and awareness—a powerful means of celebrating the beauty of our natural world while questioning its future.

Diane's prints are all hand-signed, numbered, and certified.