Katrina Couture is a Toronto-based abstract painter whose work explores psychological interior landscapes through layered oil and plaster surfaces. Her paintings investigate memory, perception, and the quiet shifts in identity that occur over time.

Couture holds an MBA and maintains an active studio practice in Toronto. Her background in science informs her sensitivity to material, structure, and process.

Painting is the excavation of what the psyche cannot articulate.

What emerges is not accidental. It is discovered.

-Katrina Couture

A woman with long, wavy brown hair stands in an art gallery, wearing a tan fringed coat over a black top, with abstract paintings in vibrant colors on the wall behind her.
A person holds a tray with a glass of white wine and a glass of red wine in a social setting, likely a gallery or event space, with people conversing in the background near colorful abstract paintings.