PARTICIPATIVE MURAL AROUD THE WORLD



SHANTI ART IN ACTION, INDIA
Pappankanlan community
New Delhi 2019

FESTIVAL ART FEMME BAMAKO
Mali 2018

COLOMBIA

Danae travelled across Columbia working with La Bufón S.O.S.ial 
leading mural painting, mask making and puppet making workshops.


TARABITA COMMUNITY PROJECT
Cali, colombia 2017

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CASA DE LA CULTURA
Guacari,Colombia 

TAIWAN

touring around the island of taiwan in different community
teaching the art of mural painting and mask making
in colaborartion with Katie Green

 Yaxuna 
Mayan community, Yucatan, Mexico 
boufon s.o.s ial 

​NEPAL

Painting for the Kolor Kathmandu Festival,
Danae led mural workshops with children in 4 different Schools around Nepal for 3 months.
During her trip,she also worked with different community groups painting in the streets and in homes.

​MEXICO

​​Invited by the Community centre of San Pancho- Entre Amigos to paint murals,
Danae went on to lead workshops with children in the community.



BRITISH COLUMBIA

Invited by the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria to paint a mural,
Danae led mask making workshops with different community groups
for the puppet for peace festival.

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​NICARAGUA

Mural competition organised by Action Against Hunger in the North of Nicaragua working with the youth of Totogalpa.

Danaé Brissonnet is an international artist from Quebec, Canada. Her work spans from murals and street art, community-based arts workshops to mask-making, puppetry, and performance arts.

Her current focus is on holding mobile arts workshops, weaving her colorfull, surreal work through the voices and stories of the myriad communities she travels to. From North, Central and South America to Africa - North and West - as well as Asia, and Europe, she facilitates workshops with a full-spectrum of people, ranging from children, women in need, the elderly, and people living in zones of conflict. Through her ‘mobile arts school’, she seeks to underline the importance of co-creation, collaboration, and the power of imagination. Brissonnet’s work exists as an imprint of change and inspiration for places she feels need it the most.