Bruno Larue

BIO

Bruno Larue, a photographer based in Québec's Laurentian region, creates vivid, painterly abstract images of nature. With a background in Nature Science, he discovered his passion for photography while exploring Southeast Asia, a journey that inspired him to pursue the craft professionally. After returning to Canada, he settled in Montreal, where he honed his skills as a largely self-taught photographer. Over the years, Bruno has worked across diverse fields, including events, architecture, gastronomy, and product catalogues, before dedicating himself to his artistic vision.

In the winter of 2014, Bruno Larue's artistic path shifted when he encountered Jackson Pollock's monumental works at New York’s MoMA. The intensity of Pollock's paintings inspired him to create more personal and evocative photographic images. Since then, Bruno has focused on representing nature through a sensory lens, deconstructing forms to reveal a universe that is both mysterious and familiar. His work has been featured in group and solo exhibitions, as well as in collaborations with Maison & Demeure and Avenues.ca magazines. He was also the subject of a documentary on the NousTV channel, and his pieces are held in private collections and by the National Assembly of Quebec.

“Photography is a wonderful window onto an elusive reality.”