Born 1989 in Regina, Canada

Lives and works in Estevan, Canada

Education

(2010) Art History, University of Regina, Canada

(2010) Two Dimension Art, University of Regina, Canada

Selected Canadian Exhibitions

(2012) “Fuego” (group exhibition), the Regina performing arts center

(2017) “Members Show and Sale” (group exhibition), Art Gallery of Regina

(2023) “Notre-Dame” (solo exhibition), The Artesian, Regina

(2024) “Farm Life” (solo exhibition), Leisure Center, Estevan

(2025) “Crude Subconscious Channeling” (solo exhibition), The Artesian, Regina

Selected Collections

Byrun Boutin-Maloney features in various national and international private collections and in the head office of the CCF (Conseil Culturel Fransaskois) in Regina, Canada.

Selected Press

(2025) Leanne Tremblay, “Byrun Boutin-Maloney inspiré par Basquiat” in L’Eau Vive

(2025) Raphaële Frigon, “Le subconscient de Byrun Boutin-Maloney exposé en couleurs” in Radio-Canada

(2024) Leanne Tremblay, “Exposition : une ode à la vie à la ferme” in L’Eau Vive

(2023) Raphaële Frigon, “Notre-Dame : première exposition solo de l’artiste fransaskois Byrun Boutin-Maloney” in Radio-Canada

(2023) Jean-Philippe Deneault, “Byrun Beets tire les cartes” in L’Eau Vive

(2018) Mélissa Cassista, “Lord Byrun, l’artiste visuel” in Radio-Canada

Byrun Boutin-Maloney’s visual art is distinguished by vibrant colors, spiritual undertones, and bold black outlines reminiscent of stained glass windows. His work merges dreamlike imagery with layered meanings drawn from mysticism, mythology, and symbolic language.

Byrun's art is strikingly original, synthesizing a deeply personal style influenced by brut art, automatic creation, subconscious channeling, and outsider traditions. Each piece is a feast for the eyes—intense, evocative, and overflowing with layered content. Endlessly curious, he draws inspiration from life itself and fluidly explores a range of styles, from realism to cathedral-like compositions, to his most recent evolution: a liberated explosion of layered, mixed media.

Working from his studio in Estevan, Saskatchewan, Byrun continues to push the boundaries of his craft, exploring the edges of the subconscious and the interplay between personal healing and collective experience. Recently, he has surrendered even more deeply to his creative process, embracing immediacy and visceral intensity, allowing colors to mix freely and intuitively. His primary medium is oil pastel, occasionally complemented by acrylic highlights.