Last updated: 26 October 2026
Rebecca Storm is the Montreal painter whose dark, surreal oils of masked faces, flowers and eggs are built from collaged photographs. Here you will find our take on her work, her recent shows, and where to enquire about buying.
Our take on Rebecca Storm
Storm worked as an editor and photographer before returning to the easel. “During the pandemic, I decided to give painting another try, and since then, I have just kept at it,” she told The Creative Independent in 2025.
Her paintings start from collaged photographic references, then tip into fantasy. “I think fantasy is a helpful vehicle for grappling with everyday emotional experiences that I don’t necessarily know how to visually isolate otherwise,” she said. Recurring eggs carry a meaning too: “they represent choice to me and the burden of decision.”
Enari Gallery in Amsterdam shows her work and has several 2026 paintings available on enquiry.
Rebecca Storm: the essentials
- Born in 1987 in Victoria, on Vancouver Island, Canada; lives in Montreal, according to Enari Gallery.
- BFA with distinction in Studio Arts from Concordia University, Montreal, 2013.
- Paints in oil on canvas and linen, often from collaged photographic references.
- Shown by Enari Gallery (Amsterdam), Duran Contemporain (Montreal) and IRL Gallery (New York).
- Fairs include NADA Miami 2024 with Cob Gallery, and Luxembourg Art Week 2025 with Duran Contemporain.
Rebecca Storm exhibitions
- Sweet Surrender, with Grace Lee and Nicolina Morra, Enari Gallery, Amsterdam, 29 May to 19 July 2026.
- Material Girl (group), Enari Gallery, Amsterdam, 16 January to 1 March 2026.
- Jaw, solo show, Duran Contemporain, Montreal, 2024.
- She has not shown in the UK, and no new show has been announced.
Where to buy a Rebecca Storm painting
We found no prints or UK seller. Enari Gallery lists these 2026 originals for enquiry, without published prices:
- Hindsight, 2026: oil on linen, 30.5 x 40.5 cm (12 x 16 in), at Enari Gallery.
- Parlor Trick, 2026: oil on canvas, 91.5 x 91.5 cm (36 x 36 in), at Enari Gallery.
- Reaper, 2026: oil on canvas, 91.5 x 91.5 cm (36 x 36 in), at Enari Gallery.
Rebecca Storm FAQs
Where can I buy a Rebecca Storm painting?
Through Enari Gallery in Amsterdam, which lists several 2026 paintings for enquiry. Prices are not published.
Where is Rebecca Storm from?
She was born in Victoria, on Vancouver Island, in 1987 and lives in Montreal.
Is this the singer Rebecca Storm?
No. This is the Canadian painter, born in 1987, not the British singer of the same name.
What does Rebecca Storm paint?
Dark, surreal oils of masked and covered faces, flowers and eggs, built from collaged photographs.
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Main image: Rebecca Storm in her studio. Photo courtesy of the artist and Enari Gallery. Cropped and framed by CoolCuration. Exhibition dates last checked: 26 October 2026.
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