The Art & Life of Mint

Mint is a Vietnamese Canadian visual artist residing in both Milan and Montreal whose style weaves together elements of impressionism, abstraction, and realism. Strongly influenced by pointillism and artists like Georges Seurat, her paintings are visual meditations — immersive compositions built from thousands of acrylic strokes and layers that echo emotion and rhythm. Each piece invites the viewer to see with their fingertips, as Mint describes it: textured, luminous, and profoundly touchable.

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Her inspiration draws from diverse sources: a momentary glimpse, a vivid dream, or her enduring love for the arts — especially fashion and music. - but her creative process is always intuitive. She begins without expectation, allowing the painting to reveal itself. This openness lets her channel mood, energy, and atmosphere in a way that feels deeply personal yet universally resonant. Themes of inner stillness, human connection, and nature’s quiet complexity recur throughout her work. Whether portraying a lone figure deep in thought or an expansive garden bursting with life, Mint captures transient moments and transforms them into timeless reflections.

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Her path to art began in childhood, sketching under the gentle guidance of her aunt — also an artist — whose influence planted the seeds of creative freedom and self-expression. Though life initially led her through more traditional avenues — including a successful career in graphic design and entrepreneurship — Mint never let go of her first love: painting. Today, Mint is fully devoted to her art, drawing from a life rich with experience, reflection, and transformation.

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Now emerging on the professional art scene with a striking collection of large-scale canvases, Mint focuses his energy on expanding his reach, sharing his vision through exhibitions, and building connections with galleries and the artistic community.

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Her mission is simple but profound: to hold space for emotion and beauty, and to awaken in each viewer the personal emotions her work inspires.