Every spring artist Bonnie Jane and the Bonnie Jane team make their pilgrimage to the miles and miles of pristine beaches of Quebec’s Magdalen Islands.
 
Amidst the wild beauty of the scenery they gather their handpicked sun-bleached driftwood pieces. The annual crop of thousands of pieces is carefully sized and packed to begin its boat journey down the St Lawrence River to the artist’s Montreal studio.
 
Through Bonnie Jane’s imagination and inspiration each carefully chosen piece of driftwood will become part of a prized object of decorative art and design shaped in the form of a mirror frame, a star, angel wings, tree, centerpiece, sculpture….
 
Bonnie Jane creates these unique art pieces on demand in order to foster harmony within a home or office setting.

The paintings on wood of Bonnie Jane have their origins in the fusion between the surrounding wilderness and the wild beaches of Quebec’s Magdalen islands. Constantly swept by wind, the sand and sea landscape evolves as time goes by.​

Bonnie Jane creates fluid shapes, staged in a palette of colours inspired by the territory and topography of the islands to offer the eye a fragile and harmonious image of nature and its environment.