Maxime Brouillet was born in the countryside but now lives in Montreal.
He graduated from Concordia University’s Fine Arts program, majoring in Film and Photography. This multidisciplinary education has instilled in Maxime a particular attention to an image’s temporality.
LOCATION: Montréal, Toronto
LEARN MORE: maximebrouillet.org
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