Des artistes visuels talentueux s’affronteront en direct pour créer leurs meilleures œuvres en seulement 20 minutes, dans un format prédéfini. Observez leur processus créatif captivant et votez pour votre œuvre préférée à la fin de chaque tour.
Les gagnants des deux premiers tours se retrouveront en finale pour couronner le grand vainqueur de la soirée!
Toutes les œuvres seront disponibles lors d’une vente aux enchères silencieuse, vous offrant l’occasion unique d’acquérir une pièce originale et inédite.
Be a part of the fun as a spectator, or participate as one of the featured artists by applying online at artbattle.com/artists!
Art Battle Montréal is a 18+ event.
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Artists
Artists can apply to compete. Also, most events have a ‘Wildcard’ easel, where artists leave their names at the door and we draw at random to pick the Wildcard Artist. To be a potential wildcard artist, just buy a ticket and show up!
Confirmed Competitors
Art Battle Montreal
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10 confirmed artists
Abolfazl Mirgalouibayat
Gabour is a Montreal-based Iranian-Canadian multidisciplinary artist known for his “Fixed Sand Painting on Glass” technique. He has taught art in Iran and Canada, worked in animation, and gained NFT recognition with “Animal World.” He is a two-time Art Battle finalist. His professional career began at 17 with illustration and set design for Iranian children’s media.
Anne-Marie is a Montreal-based abstract artist whose intuitive paintings explore emotion, movement, and the symbolism of water. Her layered compositions—acrylics, ink, and delicate lines—evoke ancestral mystery and fluidity. Inspired by Art Battle’s live format, she embraces spontaneity and connection, using art as a messenger of nature’s cycles and emotional depth. A passionate advocate of collective creativity, she is a proud Art Battle finalist.
Bashar is a multidisciplinary comic book artist, illustrator, animator, and designer with experience across books, animation, and games. A writer and 2D/3D concept artist, his creative work spans storytelling, character design, and visual development. Passionate about all things entertainment, Bashar brings dynamic energy and imagination to every project he tackles.
Born in Paris and adopted by Lachine, Gaëlle Eber is a painter and pastelist whose artistic journey began early and continued throughout her education. Her work shifts between landscape and portrait, guided by mood and weather, often drawing inspiration from the banks of Lachine and its inhabitants — from geese and reeds to walkers and cyclists.
Kevin is a bold, multidisciplinary artist originally from New Brunswick, now based in Québec City. A primary school teacher and proud member of the LGBTQ+ community, he brings creativity to everything he does. His work spans abstract and figurative painting, sculpture, and fashion design. Winner of the February 2024 Art Battle Québec, Kevin continues to push boundaries—his vibrant energy and passion for self-expression shine on every canvas.
Pikanoa is a passionate, versatile artist who transforms everyday objects and spaces into vibrant, emotional worlds. She explores all mediums—acrylic, collage, stencils—to create colorful, pop-inspired works. From cars to ceilings, her art celebrates co-creation, personality, and connection, bringing joy to events, workshops, and hearts alike.
Pommejm is a multidisciplinary artist and designer with a passion for ink, lines, and shapes that tell stories and spark smiles. Specializing in illustration and web design, she sees her work as 70% graphic design and 30% illustration, driven by meaningful encounters, shared experiences, and authentic connection. She is dedicated to projects that reflect her values and creative spirit.
Sotoudeh is a multidisciplinary artist whose work blends painting, sculpture, and found objects to explore time, identity, and emotion. Rooted in her Iranian heritage, she layers Persian calligraphy, gold ink, and poetry to evoke beauty, resilience, and complexity. Her evolving style captures fleeting moments and seeks light within darkness, offering a deeply personal reflection on home and memory.
