Sika Valmé a contemporary Créole-Canadian artist, and creative director driven by culture, education and innovation. Her work integrates drawing, sound, immersive media, and language to create collective experiences that invite people to reflect, connect, and imagine. Her practice is conceptual and cross-disciplinary in nature, weaving together visual art, performance, and installation.

Sika’s first EP, Colour Your Walls, was released in 2012. Her most recent body of work, Erosion Eksperyans (2022–present), spans a six-track EP, mixed-media animation, hand-drawn illustration, multichannel video installation, and the spatial sound installation Konesans. Together, these works explore Creole identity and her diasporic journey through an aesthetic shaped by geometry, the organic world, and the human experience. 

Born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, and based in Québec since 2001, Sika now shares her time between Montréal, Vancouver, and Mexico City. Informed by migration, her work draws from Haitian and Creole traditions while embracing contemporary technologies. Her projects have been presented in exhibitions, stage performances, and public programs across Canada, also in Miami, and Mexico City.