Mariane Studio

Untitled steel sculpture, 2025. 15.5 x 4.5 x 4 Inches

Here and Now (One of Four) — Oil on Panel, 11.5 X 23.5, 2024.

Pk Pas? 2024. — 30X48 Inch, Oil on Canvas.

Mon Bonhomme.
Détails de ma peinture “Pk Pas?” 2024.

En mai, je travaillais sur une peinture une peinture qui jouait avec l’idée de l’enfance. Pour moi ce petit bonhomme représente la liberté qu’un enfant a via son imagination avant d’apprendre trop de règles. (C’étais ma manière de dessiner les gens avant d’apprendre la “correcte” manière).
Je l’aime bien mon bonhomme

Remains, 2024.
Mariane Hache and Keiron Tan
4x5 Film Scanned; Cut, Reassembled, Painted with Oil Pastels.

Thats a wrap on a second exhibition of our groups work from the Philippines. The first was held in Manila at the end of our time there in May and the second at the Ada Slaight Gallery here in Toronto.

Thanks to our amazing teacher and the organizers from OCAD’s office for the most amazing opportunity. To their collaborators at La Salle’s , thank you for your hospitality and opening your doors to us.

Portrait taken on a vintage 4X5 film camera by .tanphoto at the De la Salle College, Campus of Arts and Design in late May.

A part of a larger collaboration project between the two of us called “Remains”. The final project will be showing in our group show in Toronto from August 6th to the 11th at the Ada Slaight Gallery.

‘So What?’ — 18X24 Inch, Oil on Masonite Board — 2024

‘So What?’ — 18X24 inch, Oil on Masonite Board — 2024

‘So What’ — Oil on Board — 18x24 Inch, 2024

‘G j gh fhjfghhfjhjfhik’
Printer Ink on Paper, 2024

On view at 100 McCaul until June 13th.

A special thank you to curator .cc .raisa for putting together the beautiful show: A Visual Ode to Language.

So What? — Oil on Masonite Board, 18x24 Inch — 2024

Can We Go Back to the Start? — 18 x 36 Inch, Mixed Media on Panel — 2023

It’s been a good first year at University which means I got lost in one project after another. I’ve neglected to share any of them, so now that I have more time on my hands, I can hopefully catch up on sharing the pieces that are shaping my practice.

This piece was created in .ca painting class for our final shapeshifter assignment. He’s been a great role model with an inspiring passion for the painting practice. He encouraged me to get out of my comfort zone, into the abstract, with this work and I’m really grateful he did. Thanks Rob!

More to come🌱