The collective project TYXNA gathers various figures of the Montreal mural and digital art.
At the forefront of the artistic experience, their common passion for sharing and togetherness motivated their gathering around a collaborative entity. Eager to create a privileged relationship with the viewer, TYXNA is the result of collective thinking, and offers immersive and sensorial mural works based on urban and digital art techniques with the vocation to bring the public elsewhere, to open a window on innovative pieces that interact with their environment to question it and to provoke thought. With more than 500 projects under their belt, the members of the TYXNA project have a high level of expertise in managing complex productions and collaborating with multiple community organizations from diverse backgrounds. Driven by a deep creative energy, TYXNA carries in its XNA* art as a catalyst for living and building a future together.
As a multidisciplinary artist, Nicole Boyce uses a combination of digital techniques, paper collage, sculpture, and photography to explore the relationship between reality and representation. Her work reflects her fascination with the gap between the way we perceive the world and how we depict it, investigating both the natural and artificial through a lens of evolution and phenomena. Through this investigation, she has developed a unique visual language that blends forms found in both the natural and manmade world. Her creative process is driven by the theme of interpretation.
Nicole draws inspiration from her references while also reinvigorating and reimagining parts of the work, producing a new version of the original concept with each iteration. The resulting imagery features overlapping shapes, dynamic shadows, and rich colors that create a sense of optical illusion and a Trompe-l’œil effect, inviting the viewer to enter into a space of contemplation.
In her work, Nicole aims to invite the viewer to consider the world around them in a new light and to engage with the themes of representation, illusion, and the interconnectedness of the natural and artificial.
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