beantart is a Canadian figurative artist whose work explores identity, memory, and the unstable boundary between presence and absence. Rooted in observation and painterly tradition, her practice moves between physical painting, digital painting, and carefully integrated machine-assisted processes.

Across both traditional and digital media, the work retains the immediacy of painting: visible decisions, unresolved edges, and forms that emerge through looking rather than illustration.

Her figures often appear suspended between states: dissolving and emerging, holding on and letting go, being witnessed and disappearing.

beantart is a Canadian figurative artist whose work explores identity, memory, and the unstable boundary between presence and absence. Rooted in observation and painterly tradition, her practice moves between physical painting, digital painting, and carefully integrated machine-assisted processes.

Across both traditional and digital media, the work retains the immediacy of painting: visible decisions, unresolved edges, and forms that emerge through looking rather than illustration.

Her figures often appear suspended between states: dissolving and emerging, holding on and letting go, being witnessed and disappearing.