Saint-Laz’art - “Watermelots” is currently exhibited in Park Bedard as part of the “Summer Flavours” outdoor art exhibition showcasing local artists.

Portraits of Resilience Project organized by Art Gallery of Toronto features the artworks of over 3000 artists.

The War Under My Skin - solo art exhibition illustrating the invisible symptoms of Lyme disease - a visual ans visceral journey through one’s body, a different perspective on chronic illness and its invisible symptoms.

Lavi Picu - Upcoming Solo Exhibition at Saint-Lazare Library

“Passion”, a new series of acrylic artworks illustrating the stages of an organic relationship or love affair.

Here is a glimpse of Lavi Picu`s ocean- inspired series.

As a visual artist, I am always looking for ways to have more eyes on my works, gain more visibility. Wearable art is one of my latest ventures.

Prelude to Spring - a collective exhibition organized by Galerie Ambigu.

Many people use art as pain management therapy. It can be painting, drawing, sculpting, writing or even doodling. Yes, doodling has a bad rep but many studies have shown that it can help increase learning, productivity, enhance performance and decrease one’s pain.

My little artist (7yo now) discovered his love for painting when he was about two years old. He used to watch me paint and dip his fingers into my jars or tubes of paint in order to create his own art. It was not long until he moved from finger painting to brushes, wedges or knives.

Celebrate Black Month History through art!

It is with great excitement that I announce that “Lyrics for sale – Racing thoughts and healing poetry”, my fourth poetry collection from the Poems series, is now available on Amazon. You can opt between the Kindle version of it or the paperback.

Raise awareness through art! Meet the Lyme Odyssey, one of my acrylic works that I am really fond of! I poured my heart and soul into this painting. It has been a real cathartic experience to transfer into the canvas my Lyme journey.

If you visited my Facebook page lately, you may have noticed that I kept on posting a new series of paintings that aim to raise awareness about the Lyme disease.

Have you ever wondered how Red Riding Hood would look like in her teen years or even later on? Or what would her story would unfold once he was done dealing with the big bad wolf? I’m sure she must have had other adventurous exploits!