Online Auction to Raise Funds for the Canadian Dupuytren's Society

Take part in our online auction and bid on a generously donated artwork. Every bid supports  education, research, and access to treatment for people living with Dupuytren’s disease and related conditions.

Digital Artwork up for auction (here is a short excerpt)

COMPOSITION 680

Liquid paint sprayed and filmed in mid-air, then composited and layered using software to create an abstract painting of paint in motion.
Admire the work of artist Simon Goulet, who also has Dupuytren’s contracture and will be auctioning off one of his “Peinture volante” pieces to benefit the Canadian Dupuytren Society. Simon Goulet developed his “Peinture volante” technique in the 1990s for the film industry. Today, his works are created for the visual arts, and the effect is mesmerizing.
simongoulet.ca

Dimensions: 4K video, H.265

Duration: 4 minutes 32 seconds

Medium: USB stick (excluding screen)

Limited edition numbering: 2 of 10

Signature: bottom right of the screen

Place a bid on the Digital Artwork

Auction details

  • Latest Bid: $—
  • Market value and Opening bid: $775
  • Minimum increment: $25
  • Bidding Opens: August 27, 2026
  • Winner Announced: October 31, 2026
  • Auction closing date: October 25, 24h (ET)
Latest Bid will be updated daily.
Payment: Payment will be made by wire transfer. 
Official Receipt: A charitable donation receipt will be issued for the amount exceeding the opening bid, in accordance with Canada Revenue Agency regulations.

Impact of Your Support

Education and Information

Develop and distribute bilingual educational materials for patients, their families, and healthcare professionals across Canada.

Access to Healthcare

 To facilitate access to specialized resources, clinics, and support programs for people living with the disease.                          

Community and Support

Strengthen the network of patients and volunteers, and organize awareness-raising activities and fundraising events nationwide.

Research and Innovation

To support research projects on the causes, progression, and treatments of Dupuytren’s disease and related conditions.

FAQ - Online Auction

How Are Bets Managed?

Bids are recorded in a secure system. In the event of identical bids, the first bid received takes precedence. The highest bidder at the close of bidding wins the artwork.

How is payment made?

Payment will be made by wire transfer. Once payment is confirmed, arrangements are made for the delivery or handover of the artwork.

Can I get a donation receipt?

Yes, A charitable donation receipt will be issued for the amount exceeding the opening bid, in accordance with Canada Revenue Agency regulations.

What happens if I don’t win the auction?

You can always choose to make a donation to the Canadian Dupuytren Society to support its mission. Every contribution counts.

Contact Us

If you have any questions about the virtual auction, the artwork, or the mission of the Canadian Dupuytren Society, please email us.