"I create hand-crafted works that explore the delicate interplay between nature and humanity. Through my art, I invite viewers to reflect upon and reimagine their connections to the environment and one another. My collages, which incorporate vintage photographs, natural imagery, and salvaged paper-based materials, offer a whimsical meditation on contemporary themes such as feminism, womanhood, and ecological sustainability."

Rebecca Clouâtre is a paper collage artist based in Ottawa, Canada. In 2015 she received a Master’s degree in Art History with a concentration in Curatorial Studies. After a brief career in historical research and curatorial work, she is now a full-time artist and mother. In 2020, CBC Arts released a short documentary film about her artistic process. Her first major solo exhibition, “Maternal Collections”, was hosted by WKP Kennedy Gallery in North Bay, ON, in 2023. In 2025 she won the 1st place People's Choice Award in the international art competition ART COMP, held in London, ON. Her work has been exhibited in Canada, the U.S.A., and Australia. Using themes of human connection, motherhood, and feminism, she encourages viewers to contemplate nature and environmentalism. A proud member of the 44.4 Artist/Mother Collective, she scavenges and repurposes paper-based paraphernalia to highlight forgotten materials.