Isabelle Roby lives in Rouyn-Noranda,
Québec. After a first career in medicine until 2006, she completed a double certificate
in visual arts and artistic production, and she is pursuing a graduate level in
contemporary artistic practices at the University of Quebec in
Abitibi-Témiscamingue. Her artistic process examines what constitutes the
essence of the human, its identity and heritage. By combining techniques, materials
and ideas, she tries to understand where humans come from and where they are going.
She was selected by Arprim as a finalist for the Albert-Dumouchel Prize for
emerging artists in printed arts in 2021, by the Galerie Gallea to appear in
the "Artistes du Québec" collection and internationally by the Prisma
Art Prize (Rome, 2021). She participated in exhibitions at the Centre
d'Exposition de Val d'Or, the Centre d'exposition d'Amos, the Galerie du Rift
(Ville-Marie, QC), the Maison des Arts (Drummondville), the MA Museum of Art
(Rouyn-Noranda). Her work can be found at the National Bank and Archives of
Quebec and in several private collections.

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