0x Society, in collaboration with Produkt, presents its first solo female exhibition, 'Anxiety, but make it RGB', featuring the works of Maalavidaa (Alycia Rainaud), a local Montreal-based artist. This exhibition ties in with Mental Health Awareness month, which is observed in May this year. Drawing inspiration from Jungian therapy, colour therapy, and meditation, this exhibition will showcase Rainaud's works from May 18 to June 10 at the 0x gallery, located on the historic site of New City Gas.

0x Society, in collaboration with Produkt, presents its first solo female exhibition, 'Anxiety, but make it RGB', featuring the works of Maalavidaa (Alycia Rainaud), a local Montreal-based artist. This exhibition ties in with Mental Health Awareness month, which is observed in May this year. Drawing inspiration from Jungian therapy, colour therapy, and meditation, this exhibition will showcase Rainaud's works from May 18 to June 10 at the 0x gallery, located on the historic site of New City Gas.

Rainaud's focus on mental health and wellness is evident in her work, as she strives to increase emotional intelligence and mental health sensitivity. Her journey to become a designer of emotions began in 2016 when she created ‘Maalavidaa’, both as a persona and an artistic mindset. Since graduating in June 2018 with a Master's degree in Graphic Design, she has been working as an independent creative director.

With this aim as a work thread, Rainaud founded Heal The Deal, Web3's first emotional support club, which provides a safe space driven by creativity and empathy, as well as a gateway to a new path in the artist’s visual journey. Her significant implications in the field of mental health make her an essential artist to watch out for, as she continues to push boundaries and create art that is thought-provoking and inspiring.

In addition to being on the board of 0x Society’s non profit as a member, she has been involved since 2021 in the foundation of the organisation, including by developing the brand, the 0x Academy, the website, and more. Rainaud has also been involved in the 0x Grants program as a mentor. Her involvement in these programs shows her commitment to giving back to the artistic community and nurturing the next generation of artists.

Rainaud's solo exhibition at our gallery is an opportunity to see her work up close and personal, to experience her thought-provoking pieces and to immerse oneself in her world of emotions. As we continue to navigate our digital world, Rainaud's work reminds us of the importance of mental health and wellness, encouraging us to introspect and explore the complexity of our emotions.