Mélanie Paulin is a visual artist based in Moncton, New Brunswick. Working in textiles, printmaking, and installation, her practice is rooted in care, feminism, and lived experience. Through the deconstruction and reconstruction of discarded textiles, she prioritizes slow, handmade processes inherited from traditions of reuse and collective craft.
Her work often extends beyond the studio through community projects that foster dialogue around sustainability and materiality. Since 2024, she has been developing L’eau qui nous habille, a project supported by artsnb and the Canada Council for the Arts.
