Jeff Ladouceur

Jeff Ladouceur is a Canadian contemporary artist whose intricate drawings, paintings, and sculptures showcase a surreal and whimsical sensibility. Born in Nanaimo, BC in 1976, Ladouceur currently splits his time between New York, Montreal, and Vancouver, where he resides.

Ladouceur's work is characterized by highly detailed and intricate line work, combined with a playful and dreamlike subject matter. His ability to blend traditional techniques with contemporary themes has resulted in a unique style that is both visually captivating and intellectually engaging.

Jeff Ladouceur's art has been featured in numerous solo exhibitions, including ZieherSmith in New York, Richard Heller Gallery in Santa Monica, and Galerie Georges-Philippe and Nathalie Vallois in Paris. He has also received acclaim for his highly acclaimed inflatable sculpture, which was featured at the prestigious Vancouver Art Gallery in Canada.

Additionally, Ladouceur's work has been showcased in numerous group shows, including The Hole and White Columns in New York, as well as Tim Barber's traveling exhibition, Tiny Vices. His popular series of books, including the now sold-out Ebola, have earned him a devoted following among art enthusiasts and collectors.