Lori Malépart-Traversy, a Montreal-born filmmaker, channels her artistic vision through the lens of animation. She earned dual Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees from Concordia University—one in Film Animation and another in Studio Arts—equipping her with a multidisciplinary foundation that shapes her creative practice.
Her animated shorts, including *Le clitoris*, *Sparky Ketchup*, and *Extra champignons*, have traveled the global festival circuit over the past year, earning recognition for their bold storytelling. Malépart-Traversy’s primary focus is animated documentary, a medium she employs to illuminate narratives, infuse meaning, and stir audiences into reflection. Her work merges technical precision with emotional resonance, using the malleability of animation to address subjects that might otherwise remain unexplored.
Through her films, she invites viewers into intimate, often provocative spaces, proving that animation can be a powerful vehicle for truth-telling. Whether tackling intimate themes or everyday observations, Malépart-Traversy’s craft is defined by its purpose: to give voice to stories and spark dialogue. Her growing body of work signals a distinctive voice in contemporary animation, one that continues to push boundaries and challenge perceptions.
Her animated shorts, including *Le clitoris*, *Sparky Ketchup*, and *Extra champignons*, have traveled the global festival circuit over the past year, earning recognition for their bold storytelling. Malépart-Traversy’s primary focus is animated documentary, a medium she employs to illuminate narratives, infuse meaning, and stir audiences into reflection. Her work merges technical precision with emotional resonance, using the malleability of animation to address subjects that might otherwise remain unexplored.
Through her films, she invites viewers into intimate, often provocative spaces, proving that animation can be a powerful vehicle for truth-telling. Whether tackling intimate themes or everyday observations, Malépart-Traversy’s craft is defined by its purpose: to give voice to stories and spark dialogue. Her growing body of work signals a distinctive voice in contemporary animation, one that continues to push boundaries and challenge perceptions.
