Sol Labos Brien was born in Tangiers, Morocco, where her father was an important porcelain, glass and silver retailer. Since childhood, she has been exposed to beautiful porcelain objects, never thinking that one day she would be creating and painting these same kind of pieces. Inspired by Sèvres, Meissen, Dresden, KPM and others, Sol paints exotic birds, bouquets, 18th century scenes, landscapes and portraits on Limoges blanks. All her pieces are unique, and they are both signed and numbered.

In 1961, her family moved to Montreal, Canada. In her early years, she studied at the École des Beaux Arts in Montréal. She also graduated as a Fashion Designer at the Montreal Fashion Arts Academy. For several years, she has worked as a fashion buyer for different chain stores before opening her own high-end fashion boutique. Later, she was an oil painting student under the direction of the well-known painter Jean Carris, with whom she also had numerous live-model workshops. It was with him that she learned to look and really see. After admiring an exhibition of Sèvres porcelain at the Louvres, she became a serious student of porcelain painting. She has studied under Louise Savard and Denise Lafortune in Montréal, among other china-painting teachers, and lately under Gigi Branch, from the United Kingdom, who was trained and worked for several years at Atelier Le Tallec, in Paris. She also has attended seminars for portrait painting with Violet Temple, on Raised Gold with Barbara Jensen, birds from nature and Meissen miniature landscapes with Joerg Kugelmeier and KPM flowers with Petra Kugelmeier both from Germany.

After numerous demands, she has created Atelier de Bercy, a studio specializing in painting exclusive designs on Limoges porcelain. She imports all of her blanks from France and uses the same techniques of the XVIIIth century with color pigments and oils, firing them at very high temperatures. Sol produces unique paintings, masterfully rendered, very often using precious powdered gold and raised paste to enhance the details. It takes her several hours and numerous firings to accomplish one single piece. She accepts commissions and can paint any subject. She is currently working on an innovative product for an American investor that will be distributed worldwide.

Sol is also an avid collector of Le Tallec porcelain, some of which are featured in a new book titled "Atelier Le Tallec Hand Painted Limoges Porcelain" written by Keith and Thomas Waterbrook-Clyde. Her historical knowledge of porcelain also contributed to the book.

Sol is a member of IPAT International Porcelain Artists and Teachers, Chatty Teachers and Artists, PAC Porcelain Artists of Canada and the Quebec Porcelain Association. She is listed on the Porcelain Painters International Online, as well as The China Painting List Registry for China Painters.

Her work has been featured in several exhibitions and can be found in private collections throughout the world. She was selected as the only Porcelain Painter to exhibit at the Montreal McCord Museum. She is represented by the Cavendish Gallery in Montreal. She teaches at her atelier and travels to give seminars in Canada and United States on porcelain painting in the French style.