Originally from the province of Québec, Geneviève completed most of her studies in Montréal, where she received a Bachelor degree in Graphic Design from Université du Québec à Montréal. In 2008, Geneviève completed a Master‘s degree in Design at NSCAD University.
For the past decade, Geneviève has been working as a Communication Designer with different companies, non-profit organizations, museums and universities. Her primary mandate is to develop and enforce visual identities through two- and three-dimensional means. In addition, Geneviève is engaged in a design practice that emphasizes positive social and environmental change. Her research activities include design projects and competition entries that engage in current issues of sustainability. Some of her work has recently been included in exhibitions about environmental awareness across Europe and Asia. This includes the World Wildlife Fund’s Convention on Biological Diversity held in Nagoya, Japan.
