About Me

I’m Quinn Rockliff, an interdisciplinary feminist artist based in Hamilton, Canada, though I grew up in the east end of Toronto. My practice spans sculpture, painting, text, and multimedia, and it is deeply autoethnographic. Much of my work is rooted in questions of embodiment—both virtual and physical—and in reclaiming identity through self-portraiture.

Art became a way for me to process experiences and emotions I couldn’t always put into words. Over time, this personal practice has grown into a broader feminist exploration, confronting the impact of sexual assault culture and celebrating vulnerability, intimacy, and empowerment.

At the heart of my work is the belief that art can be a tool for healing and unlearning. I’m constantly challenging the expectations placed on women—about beauty, desirability, or how we should exist in our own bodies. For me, art is a space to rediscover, redefine, and reclaim.