Her interest in reclaimed materials and metals led her to take a welding course at the Red River College in 2007, followed by a metal-smithing course at the Mechosin International School of the Arts in 2010. She is drawn to old agricultural implements and antiques, transforming rustic metal and found objects through sculpture, mosaic and assemblage. Pierrette’s work has a raw essence, enhanced by the textures and the patinas of reclaimed materials that she creatively brings forth in her sculptural pieces.

She is an active volunteer and founder of the Dawson Trail Arts and Heritage Tour. Her ongoing dedication to this arts and heritage initiative was recognized by the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Award in 2023. 

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