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Francis Breton was born in Montreal in 1968. A poet of images, music, and words, he left college to devote himself to his artistic work. In his twenties, he published two books of poetry, participated in numerous poetry collectives and readings, and recorded an album on an independent label. A few years later, he invented and built an antique paper camera that worked with a real 35mm negative. After selling his invention, he travelled for three years, from the Czech Republic to North Africa.

His paintings have been exhibited throughout Quebec and Ontario. He also exhibited for three years in Pont-Aven, Brittany, and recently in an art gallery in Bastille, Paris.