Recently Completed Works
August-December 2023
Inspiration:
Hikes in Alberta, Canada
Mediums: oils, acrylics, watercolours on canvas or paper
Drive to the mountains, Singulart Travel with artists exhibit.
Eruptions under the dark skies, oil on canvas
Glacier rivers of Banff, oil on canvas, James May Gallery exhibit April 2024
Orgasmic falls, oil on canvas
Light reflecting on waves, oil on canvas
Light underwater, oil on canvas
Tranquility, Bay1Gallery exhibit
flower coup, oil on canvas (sold)
A walk on the wild side, acrylic on canvas
Memoires of the rugged forest, oil on canvas
Unconscious walks to sustainability, oil on canvas
Home of the lynx, acrylic on canvas
Bring back longboards, Swiss Art Expo 2023 exhibit.
That way, oil on canvas (miniature)
Light Flight, Oil on Canvas (New April 2024 - Studio visit via link)
Studio Studies
“My art seeks to capture the essence of light, movement, and depth, and present it in a way that inspires and captivates the viewer. Through my work, I strive to create a visual experience that goes beyond the surface, inviting the viewer to explore the layers of meaning and emotion that lie within.”
It all begins with an idea. Then a pinch of imagination when a brush full of colours strokes the blank canvas with what was in my heart for you to see!
Trusting in the process!
Weeks: Dec.13-27, 2023
Studio hours at Foundry Studios, Edmonton Alberta.
10425 84 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T6E 2H3
Creating a series of expressive figurative paintings with a long stick brush. I created these brushes with some leftover bonfire picks and broken acrylic brushes. I am using heavy watercolour paper in various sizes, with Windsor Newton watercolour tubes and inks. I am working on adding a little looser strokes to my new paintings so I am doing lots of studio studies. I can’t wait to put these new experiments into some new works in 2024!
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