Isabelle Bénéris is a Canadian intermedia artist originally from Québec City and based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Working across photography, sculpture, and installation, her practice examines spatial perception, institutional environments, and the instability of everyday systems through observational and material approaches. With a background in visual arts and material-based practices, including studies at the Saidye Bronfman Centre for the Arts in Montréal, Bénéris returned to studio practice following an extended period of community-based work. Her work investigates how meaning emerges through observation, spatial context, arrangement, and material relationships, often focusing on overlooked environments and systems encountered in states of latent activity, suspension, or withdrawal. Through restrained interventions and observational approaches, she creates perceptual tensions that challenge assumptions surrounding function, stability, and lived experience.