Working primarily in abstraction, Mireille creates atmospheric compositions that balance structure and fluidity through subtle colour fields, layered textures, and refined linear elements. Attuned to colour, light, and pattern, she transforms observations of her surroundings into quiet, contemplative works. Her practice brings together minimalist and geometric forms with textured layers of colour, moving between control and spontaneity, precision and openness. Rather than conveying a fixed narrative, her paintings focus on mood and visual resonance, leaving space for individual interpretation.

Mireille’s practice is rooted in a lifelong connection to place, memory, and change. Her move from the Netherlands to Canada introduced new landscapes and cultural perspectives, enriching her understanding of how place can influence perception and identity. This dialogue between the familiar and the unfamiliar, the remembered and the present, continues to inform her work. Through abstraction, she distills these influences into an open visual language that invites viewers to pause, reflect, and find their own connection to the work.