b.1985, Beyrouth, Lebanon Lives and works in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Pia Metni's journey began amidst the tumult of the Lebanese civil war and the loss of her father, prompting her mother to return to Montreal with Pia at a young age.
During her formative years, Pia immersed herself in the worlds of television and theatre, shaping her artistic instincts. Concurrently, she pursued a career in territorial management within orthopeadics while also studying theatre at the Lee Strasberg Institute in NYC & LA.
Driven by philosophical inquiry and drawing from diverse contemplative traditions, Metni's art delves deep into existential themes. Each gesture and line is infused with intentionality, revealing the underlying harmony within apparent dualities. Through disciplined engagement with form, line, and negative space, she invites introspection on identity, societal belonging, polarity, and the pursuit of meaning. Her body of work speaks to life's subtleties, urging viewers to confront existence with quietude and depth.
Photo credit @CatherineBernierPhotographe
FEATURE
2024 Maison Tulli, Interior design
2023 Passé Composé, Interior design
2023 Hinter Company, Architectural rentals
2022 Luminaire Authentik, Interior design showroom
2022 LA TOUR III | TVA | Triangle Pastel, Interior design
2021 Eskàl Charlevoix, Commissioned work
PRESS
2023 La Presse, Artist Feature, Lignes de force
2023 ELLE Decoration, Decor feature
2023 Flight Vip, Artist feature, Life in lines
2023 Ligne No.8 Magazine, Artist feature, In our sights
2023 Véro Magazine, Decor feature
2023 Coup de Pouce Magazine, Decor feature
2021 Style at Home Magazine, Decor Feature
SELECTED EXHIBITION
2024 Exclusive artwork for Tacit Collective, Toronto, Canada
2024 Artist Project, Toronto, Canada
2024 Art Palm Beach, Rice Gallery, Group show, Palm Beach, Florida
2023/24 Roy & Turner, Solo exposition, Montreal, Canada
2023 International Festival of Films on Art (FIFA), Group show, Montreal, Canada
2023 Souk, Jury selection for local designer show, Montreal, Canada
2023 La Maison by Bref, Solo exposition, Montreal, Canada