Aud Metal

03/23/2026

Bemiajiuliaq (Hope Will Carry Us Forward Each Day)
15.5" x 25.5"
copper, guilder’s pastewax, sinew, leather, pine wood
2025-2026

Thank you so much to artsnb for your support.

This piece is a tribute to the lives, strength, and resilience of Indigenous women and children. It reflects on more than 150 years of history, while grounding us in where we stand today.
At its core, this work speaks to our relationship with hope—how we carry it forward each day, and how it continues to guide the future we are shaping for the generations to come.

This piece took me about 4 months to create. This was my first time using copper wire and chasing and repoussé (the technique of embossing copper sheet by hand) to create arms and hands on a body to this scale, which was challenging to design and execute - but I am beyond happy with how she came out.

Grateful to Gallery on Queen for continuing to support and display my work.

📸: Eryn Trevors, on Instagram (photos 18, 19, 20)

09/30/2025

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09/17/2025

Thank you artsnb for supporting my work combining jewelry, fine craft, and Mi'gmaq culture 🍓

I will be posting pictures of the finished works very soon!!!

06/24/2025

Wabanaki 2025 🌞 opened on June 21st—National Indigenous Peoples Day 🍃

My heart is full! I'm incredibly proud to have my work included in this powerful group exhibition, showcasing culturally significant art by such talented and inspiring artists ❤️

A huge thank you to for including me once again. This marks my fourth year exhibiting in Wabanaki, and your continued support has pushed me to grow and improve each year. I'm truly honoured.

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06/05/2025

📷: Bella Doherty 🌞⚒️🐾

05/22/2025

The Toronto Outdoor Art Fair artist roster is now live!!!! I'm so thrilled to be part of this! 😁Check out my page here:
https://toaf.ca/gallery/audrey-arsenault?swcfpc=1

Gmu'jmin (Raspberry) ❤️
Pguman (BlueBerry) 💙
Ajioqjemin (Blackberry) 🖤
Copper, pastewax, sinew, leather, maple wood
5.5" x 12" x 1.5" ea.
2025

Not just fine art -- these three works also feature wearable broaches!

📷 beautifully captured by: 😍

04/04/2025

😁 Trying something new! 🎉🎉🎉 Starting on July 11th, 10 of my artworks will be on display and for sale at TOAF.ca until March 31st, 2026.

I'm so grateful for my work to be selected for this opportunity!!! Thank you to the TOAF team for reaching out to me ❤️



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03/14/2025

Toqwa'q (Fall), 2025

copper, guilder’s paste wax, leather, sinew, maple wood

7.25” x 14.75”

(Top to bottom: crown vetch, birdsfoot treffoil, purple coneflower, prunella vulgaris, jewelweed, pearly everlasting)

I am forever grateful that the New Brunswick Arts Board gave me the opportunity to create this healing series of works. Thanks to ’s support from the April 1st, 2024 Creation grant, I was able to take my time to thoroughly research 21 different types of medicinal wildflowers native to New Brunswick. I divided them based on spring, summer and fall seasons, and designed and executed this series representing healing and self discovery by depicting the faces of strong Mi’gmaq women as wearable medallions amongst a selection of the wildflowers of my region. When worn, the medallion promotes healing to the mindset of the wearer, ensuring that we never forget our power as cultural healers. Through this experience, I have found an artistic direction that honestly feels like an extension of myself. 

Je suis infiniment reconnaissante auprès du Conseil des arts du Nouveau-Brunswick de m'avoir donné l'opportunité de créer cette série d'œuvres de guérison. Grâce au soutien de pour la bourse de création reҫu le 1er avril 2024, cela m’a permis d’effectuer une recherche de plus de 21 types de plantes médicinales sauvages originaires du Nouveau-Brunswick. Je les ai classées par saisons : le printemps, l’ètè et l’automne. Le résultat fut la conception et l’exécution de cette serie d’œuvres. Ces pièces représentent la guérison et la découverte de soi en dépeignant des visages de femmes courageuses Mi'gmaq sous forme de médaillons portables entourés d’une sélection de plantes sauvages de ma région. Lorsqu'il est porté, le médaillon favorise la guérison de l'esprit du porteur, garantissant que nous n'oublions jamais notre pouvoir en tant que guérisseurs culturels. À travers cette expérience, j'ai trouvé une direction artistique qui, honnêtement, semble être une extension de moi.

📷 (1st photo)

03/12/2025

Nipg (Summer), 2025

copper, guilder’s paste wax, leather, sinew, maple wood

7.25” x 14.75”

(Top to bottom: common tansy, bird vetch, anticosti aster, dandilion, feild bindweed, yarrow)

I am forever grateful that the New Brunswick Arts Board gave me the opportunity to create this healing series of works. Thanks to ’s support from the April 1st, 2024 Creation grant, I was able to take my time to thoroughly research 21 different types of medicinal wildflowers native to New Brunswick. I divided them based on spring, summer and fall seasons, and designed and executed this series representing healing and self discovery by depicting the faces of strong Mi’gmaq women as wearable medallions amongst a selection of the wildflowers of my region. When worn, the medallion promotes healing to the mindset of the wearer, ensuring that we never forget our power as cultural healers. Through this experience, I have found an artistic direction that honestly feels like an extension of myself. 

Je suis infiniment reconnaissante auprès du Conseil des arts du Nouveau-Brunswick de m'avoir donné l'opportunité de créer cette série d'œuvres de guérison. Grâce au soutien de pour la bourse de création reҫu le 1er avril 2024, cela m’a permis d’effectuer une recherche de plus de 21 types de plantes médicinales sauvages originaires du Nouveau-Brunswick. Je les ai classées par saisons : le printemps, l’ètè et l’automne. Le résultat fut la conception et l’exécution de cette serie d’œuvres. Ces pièces représentent la guérison et la découverte de soi en dépeignant des visages de femmes courageuses Mi'gmaq sous forme de médaillons portables entourés d’une sélection de plantes sauvages de ma région. Lorsqu'il est porté, le médaillon favorise la guérison de l'esprit du porteur, garantissant que nous n'oublions jamais notre pouvoir en tant que guérisseurs culturels. À travers cette expérience, j'ai trouvé une direction artistique qui, honnêtement, semble être une extension de moi.

📷 (1st photo)

03/10/2025

Siggw (Spring), 2025

copper, guilder’s paste wax, leather, sinew, maple wood

7.25” x 14.75”

(Top to bottom: forget-me-not, bladder campion, buttercup, trillium, bloodroot, red clover, marsh blue violet)

I am forever grateful that the New Brunswick Arts Board gave me the opportunity to create this healing series of works. Thanks to ’s support from the April 1st, 2024 Creation grant, I was able to take my time to thoroughly research 21 different types of medicinal wildflowers native to New Brunswick. I divided them based on spring, summer and fall seasons, and designed and executed this series representing healing and self discovery by depicting the faces of strong Mi’gmaq women as wearable medallions amongst a selection of the wildflowers of my region. When worn, the medallion promotes healing to the mindset of the wearer, ensuring that we never forget our power as cultural healers. Through this experience, I have found an artistic direction that honestly feels like an extension of myself. 

Je suis infiniment reconnaissante auprès du Conseil des arts du Nouveau-Brunswick de m'avoir donné l'opportunité de créer cette série d'œuvres de guérison. Grâce au soutien de pour la bourse de création reҫu le 1er avril 2024, cela m’a permis d’effectuer une recherche de plus de 21 types de plantes médicinales sauvages originaires du Nouveau-Brunswick. Je les ai classées par saisons : le printemps, l’ètè et l’automne. Le résultat fut la conception et l’exécution de cette serie d’œuvres. Ces pièces représentent la guérison et la découverte de soi en dépeignant des visages de femmes courageuses Mi'gmaq sous forme de médaillons portables entourés d’une sélection de plantes sauvages de ma région. Lorsqu'il est porté, le médaillon favorise la guérison de l'esprit du porteur, garantissant que nous n'oublions jamais notre pouvoir en tant que guérisseurs culturels. À travers cette expérience, j'ai trouvé une direction artistique qui, honnêtement, semble être une extension de moi.

📷 (1st photo)

01/02/2025

I'm absolutely thrilled for my artwork to now be part of UNB's Permanent Collection. Thank you so very much to Gallery on Queen for helping me have this meaningful opportunity!

UNB Art Centre

Audrey Arsenault
Taqawan Chased Copper on Stained Wood
30.5” x 11.5”

A huge thank you to artist and ! We’re thrilled to welcome this beautiful piece into the UNB Permanent Collection. We truly appreciate your talent and hard work!

12/13/2024

"Npisun" got a glow up 💅 ✨️ using my new gilder's paste wax from

"Npisun" (Medicine), 5.5" × 12", is available