Schaël Marcéus is a 26-year-old Haitian Canadian photographer and filmmaker currently living and working in Montreal. He attended Concordia University where he received a BFA in Film Production. Deeply rooted in his own development in a social context, Marcéus’ work weaves in portraiture and documentary as it platforms the stories of unheard voices. Recurring themes include notions of blackness and home conceptualized through sexual and/or gender identities. His body of work, which highlights earth tones, is itself constructed as a kind of visual narrative; each work teeming with embedded meaning. Marcéus' work has been featured in multiple exhibitions in Montreal, including the Montreal Fine Arts Museum.

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