Tiffany Pilon is a contemporary painter and sculptor born on January 7th, 1989 in Quebec, Canada. She has studied arts & communication program at Montmorency College and performed theater & cinema at Lassalle Conservatory. One day to another as a waitress, she decided to quit her job to mainly focus her attention in visual art and make a living out of her paintings by the very beginning of 2012. As an experimenter at that time, she was working her three dimensional approach on canvas by exploring many different materials to produce an exaggerated and sophisticated effect while diving in the depth of textures which led her to create her personal sculptural technique that is still remaining today. Her life and her art, is now a transition from anger to joy, from roughness to sensitivity and from aggressiveness to calmness while she communicates the contrast between light and darkness. She shortly started to exhibit her artworks with the collaboration of many associates such as the Prader-Willi Association for The Majestic Golf Tournament (Rawdon, 2012), with Automobilart for the Formula 1 Grand Prix ’13 (Montreal, 2013) and Rally Maya (Mexico, 2017), with Gallery 203 for Old-Montreal’s District Society (Montreal, 2013), in addition to Veuve Clicquot for the Yelloweek (Montreal, 2013) and YellowArt (Toronto, 2014), the association with Hotel Le Crystal for her collection The Museum's Spectra (Montreal, 2013), with Brocollini for Distorted Paintings Artistic Series (Montreal, 2013), with Hotel Europa for The White Entrance (Montreal, 2013), with Venice Art House for The Labyrinth (Italy, 2015), with Opus Eventi for ArtMonaco ’15 (Monaco, 2015), with Château Taillefer Lafon for Artistic Royalties (Laval, 2016) and many more. In 2016, she collaborated amongst science teachers of the University De Montreal for art & technology in relation to quantum energy as a direction to new inventions, special effect and futurist entertainment projects.