LATEST CREATIONS


MAHAL KITA – 24″ x 36″ (SOLD)


JOURNEY – 36″ x 48″ (SOLD)


OCM – SYMPHONY OF LOVE – 24″ x 36″ (SOLD)


BELIEVE – 28″ x 38″ (SOLD)


JULES – 36″ x 48″ (SOLD IN LESS THAN 4 HOURS)



LE MARQUIS DE VAUBAN – 14″ x 18″ (SOLD)



BRAVE – 26″ x 36″ (SOLD)

This unique artwork was created for the luxurious Hovey Manor, located on the shores of Lake Massawippi in North Hatley. Drawing inspiration from my previous work, “BIG GIRLS NEED BIG DIAMONDS,” this piece echoes the legendary Elizabeth Taylor.


LA VIE EN ROSE – 72″ x 40″ (SOLD)


LE ROI DE CŒUR – 22″ x 22″ (AVAILABLE)


BALADE EN FORÊT – 24″ x 16″ (AVAILABLE)


PROCHAINE ÉTAPE (SOLD)


ENSIEME (SOLD)


HÉRITAGE (SOLD)


JÉRÔME, JULIEN AND JACK (SOLD)


In the imaginary world of the artist Marc Samson, the trio – Jérôme, Julien and Jack – embark on an unpredictable and colourful journey. These three brothers represent much more than just vibrant creations; they are compositions woven with hues and patterns that resonate their own distinct personalities.

JÉRÔME – 16″ x 20″ (SOLD)

Discover ‘Jerome,’ the playfully sophisticated middle brother, radiating confidence with his vibrant attire and a star that symbolizes his success.

JULIEN – 16″ x 20″ (SOLD)

Enter the world of ‘Julien,’ the youngest brother, whose youthful elegance and acceptance of individuality shine through his vibrant stripes and patterns.

JACK – 16″ x 20″ (SOLD)

Meet ‘Jack,’ the mischievously charming eldest brother, whose vibrant presence infuses a sense of fun and whimsy into the world of rabbit art.

CANDLE – BALADE EN FORÊT – FOR SALE


NIGHT OWL – 18″ X 24″ (AVAILABLE)


PLACE AU CIRQUE – 18″ X 24″ (SOLD)


FLEURS ET TOURTERELLE – 30″ x 40 (AVAILABLE)



BLEU MASSAWIPPI / SAMSON
Preserving the health of Lake Massawippi TOGETHER.

Many thanks to Julia Gray for her new purchase. This piece, entitled ENSEMBLE (together), was in an auction to raise funds for BLEU MASSAWIPPI. Our common goal is to safeguard the waters of our beloved Lac Massawippi. SAMSON


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Many thanks and congratulations to Jocelyne and Pierre for their new SAMSON. This piece, entitled LE MAYFLOWER, was in an auction to raise funds for BLEU MASSAWIPPI. Our common goal is to safeguard the waters of our beloved Lake Massawippi. SAMSON

THE MAYFLOWER – 28″ x 20″

THE MAYFLOWER – 28″ x 20″

REPRODUCTIONS AVAILABLE ON ACRYLIC OR STAINLESS STEEL / EPOXY.
10″ X 10″, 18″ X 18″, 24″ X 24″, 36″, 36″

REPRODUCTIONS AVAILABLE ON ACRYLIC OR STAINLESS STEEL / EPOXY.
10″ X 10″, 18″ X 18″, 24″ X 24″, 36″ X 36″

MARC SAMSON

Born in Sherbrooke, Quebec in 1965, contemporary artist Marc Samson grew up surrounded with art, colours and athleticism.  It was part of his day-to-day life.  His father was passionate in everything he did.  He was involved in all sports and was an expert in colours; his profession being a residential and commercial painter.  “I remember how captivated I was when I was watching my father mixing half a dozen of paint together to create the perfect hue”…  His mother would often draw sketches that showed an obvious talent…  Her childhood dream was to become a fashion designer…  His sister was also an instinctive talented artist that had a direct effect on him becoming an artist…

Following the steps of his older brother, Marc became an athlete and competed for the Canadian National Team on the 110 m hurdles in the early 90’s…  Meeting his mentor, Terrence Greer, ex-teacher at the Academy of Art in London, UK, was a major stride in the evolution of his art…  “Terrence constantly pushed me to get out of my comfort zone by trying new things, new challenges, new ways… without telling me how to…”

His early pieces (influenced by Matisse, Modigliani and Cathelin) confirm an evident flair for colours, composition and textures.  Also, his background in sports is clearly defined into his art with movement, boldness and assertive strokes.

His latest contemporary work is characterized by minimalism and nearly realist… he uses mixed media (oil, acrylic and other materials) to enhance his subject and carry irregular effects to the multiple layers of colour.