Stina Baudin (she/her) is a Haitian-Canadian multidisciplinary artist and researcher presently based in CA / US. She holds degrees from Concordia University in Montreal, The Academy of Fine Arts in Brussels and is a 2025' MFA Candidate at Cranbrook Academy of the Arts.

Stina works with archival materials, data, text and folkloric tales to consider how they can be woven and restitched to retell stories of Black people through a mixed media lens. By collapsing the division between anecdotal and statistical data, truth and myth, her work operates as an entangled web of cohabiting knowledge centres. 

She is a 2024-2025 recipient of the Gilbert Foundation Scholarship and the Maxwell/ Hanrahan Foundation Materials Award (US). Recent awards, fellowships and exhibitions/residencies include ZK/U Berlin, Wildseed (CA), the Banff Centre for Art and Creativity (CA), Pocoapoco (MX), and CultureHub (NYC).  Her work has been supported by the Canada Council of the Arts, Holon Berlin and CALQ  (Conseil des Arts du Québec).

at Cranbrook Academy of the Arts.

www.stinabaudin.com //  @ssteenaa