Juried Art Show Catalogue 2023
Please take a look at the gallery below to see all the works, or scroll down to find out more about a particular artist, or to buy their works directly from this site.
*For pickup of a purchased work, please e-mail info@wasmtl.org.
Agia, Mona
How to reach this artist:
Artist Bio:
Agia is a Canadian artist living in Montreal. She studied art at the Visual Arts Centre, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, E.N.C.O.R.E, with Magda Romero in Nerja, Spain. Starting in Pastel, Gouache, Ink, and some Acrylic, she chose oil painting as a medium of creation.
Her attraction towards painting landscapes and her love of colour greatly influenced her work. From there on, she was inspired by abstraction, which she expressed with vivid colours and shapes.
Mona’s exhibits in solo, duo and group shows have helped her to grow in her art, style and expression of colours, textures and shapes. Her works have been exhibited at the McClure Gallery and Victoria Hall Gallery in Westmount, at Marianopolis College, Musée des Maîtres et Artisans du Québec, Ogilvy art space, Arundel, Liv’Art Gallery, Burlington (Vermont ) and Tampa ( Florida).
She has equally participated as a donor, in exhibitions at different non-profit events. What defines Mona is her spirit and energy which enhance her expression of colour, composition and character and develop her vision of the world with an inquisitive mind. She also organizes painting trips to Europe, Asia and North America by sharing her passion for painting with other artists, hence, renewing her art constantly.
Artist Statement:
"The dance represents all that is joyful and happy. It depicts the state of mind I was in when I painted it. The brush strokes, the movement inherent in the composition , the colours are central to the mood I wished to convey. Skyline is a fantasy land depiction. It is full of expressive colour and exotic shapes."
Dance
Acrylic on Canvas, 36" x 40"
Price: 1600.00$
Skyline
Oil on canvas, 36" x 40"
Price: 1600.00$
Alepin Kneider, Francesca
How to reach this artist:
Artist Bio:
Francesca Alepin Kneider est une artiste peintre et verrier de Montréal. Elle est née à LaSalle et habite l’Île-des-Sœurs depuis 1990. Elle a fait ses études universitaires en créativité à l’Université de Montréal. Dès lors, elle apprend l’importance d’avoir un esprit calme pour libérer la créativité. Elle apprend à utiliser cette essence sur commande. Plus tard, elle comprend que cette essence c’est « elle » et en fait son centre d’intérêt. C’est en poursuivant ses études dans un «programme des maîtres en études méditatives » qu’elle comprend l’importance de cultiver une vie intérieure dans l’harmonie Cœur-Corps-Esprit et apprend à libérer l’Être. C’est dans cet état d’esprit, qu’elle côtoie l’abstrait dans l’absolu et la Joie dans la Paix profonde. Depuis 1990, sa vie méditative est consacrée à une approche artistique unique, d’abord en art appliqué, l’art verrier intégré à l’architecture, ensuite en peinture sous la forme de tableaux.
Artist Statement:
Dans la nature des choses, TOUT ne s’explique pas vraiment. L’essentiel c’est l’essentiel, l’abstrait c’est abstrait ! Dans l’essentiel, tout est inter-lié. L’art abstrait nous amène là où tout ne s’explique pas ! Toute nature est dans la nature-même de la nature… En 2023, sous l’influence du thème de l’exposition « Les femmes dans la nature », toutes les questions se posent et toutes les questions sont bonnes ! Ce tableau abstrait peut nous faire voyager dans l’essentiel du thème. La couleur d’améthyste nous sensibilise à la nature de l’améthyste, symbole de sagesse et paix. Les lignes horizontales de la peinture s’inscrivent dans le temps et l’espace du tableau comme les
« Femmes dans la Nature » de l’essentiel.
En observant la nature de ce tableau abstrait, on aperçoit une présence féminine qui nous aperçoit ! Dans la nature des choses, TOUT ne s’explique pas vraiment. L’essentiel c’est l’essentiel, l’abstrait c’est abstrait ! Dans l’essentiel, tout est inter-lié. L’art abstrait nous amène là où tout ne s’explique pas ! Toute nature est dans la nature-même de la nature. En 2023, sous l’influence du thème de l’exposition « Les femmes dans la nature », toutes les questions se posent et toutes les questions sont bonnes !
3 Avril 2018
Acrylique sur bois, vernis, 2018, 36" x 30" x 1 5/8"
Price: 4320 $
1 Février 2015
Acrylique sur bois, vernis, 2015, 16" x 12" x 1 5/8"
Price: 1130 $
Atkinson, Michèle
How to reach this artist:
Artist Bio:
L'art d'Atkinson s’inspire du sentiment d’absence issu d’une mémoire alimentée d’histoires vécues ou racontées, de vieux albums photos, d'objets anciens laissés en héritage et d'autres fragments réels ou oubliés. Les échos d'une enfance meublée de couleurs, de textures, de nature et entourée de femmes vivant au rythme de rituels infusent sa créativité. Elle a grandi sur les bords du fleuve St-Laurent dans la ville de Québec, un endroit magnifique qui a marqué son imaginaire. De retour aux études comme jeune maman, elle a obtenu un Baccalauréat en traduction de l’Université de Montréal avant que sa voix d’artiste ne s’impose définitivement. Michèle adore Montréal où elle vit et travaille. Elle maintient un atelier d’été au Vermont.
Avant de se consacrer à temps plein à la peinture Michèle a exploré d'autres avenues de création dont la confection de de tricots haut de gamme, produit de la transformation des soyeux pelages de chèvres angora qu’elle élevait sur sa ferme. Elle a étudié au Centre des Arts Visuels à Montréal et a suivi nombre d’ateliers de dessins et de peintures auprès d’artistes chevronnés. Elle a depuis présenté ses œuvres dans nombre d'expositions solos et collectives, ses tableaux ont voyagé dans des Foires d’art internationales et figurent dans des collections privées au Canada, aux États-Unis et en Europe.
Artist Statement:
La mémoire familiale est faite d’histoires vécues ou racontées, de vieux albums photos, d'objets anciens laissés en héritage et d'autres fragments réels ou oubliés. Forte ou diluée, cette mémoire est une histoire, elle voyage, elle est une présence qui nous habite, elle est douce ou amère. Et de cette mémoire nait un sentiment d’absence dans l’intimité de chacun.
Mon art s’inspire de ce sentiment d'absence et il informe mon processus créatif. Les personnages que je crée sont habités par cette absence et vivent dans l’espace liminal d’un monde imaginé. Ils sont la métaphore pour l’expression d’un sentiment qui fait écho universellement.
Mes tableaux prennent forme dans un va et vient d’ajouts et de retraits, plusieurs couches se superposent, le dessin initial est retracé et en devenant plus familier l’essence de l’émotion désirée perce pour trouver son expression. L’atmosphère feutrée nait d’une palette de couleurs rompues. J’applique la peinture surtout avec les doigts, un procédé tactile qui crée un lien étroit avec la figure. Témoignant du flux et reflux de l’absence dans le cycle de vie, j'ai intitulé cette série Legato qui en musique signifie notes jouées d’un seul souffle.
Les pieds dans l’eau
Huile sur papier marouflé sur panneau, 37" x 31"
Price: 2200 $
Trois femmes
Huile sur Mylar, 20" x 26"
Price: 1000 $
Bacal, Elaine
How to reach this artist:
Artist Bio:
Bacal graduated from Sir George Williams (Concordia) University with a BSc and has always worked in the health sciences field.
In 2015, she retired from the Department of Pathology at the Jewish General hospital after 25 years of service.
Her interest in arts and culture began early in life with music and dance. She began snapping photographs at an early age with the help of her dad and a variety of film cameras. Since going digital, Elaine’s photography has transformed – she likes to “play” with her photos by manipulating them in Photoshop and printing them on unusual substrates. She has also created traditional photo books via Blurb and Photo-In-Press, and hand-made books in other unusual 3D forms using her very own photographs.
She joined WASM in 2015 and is currently the WASM Blog Manager. Elaine is also a member of the Montreal Camera Club since 2016 and has exhibited in numerous events and galleries.
Artist Statement:
The photograph was achieved by using intentional camera movement; the camera was turned rapidly during the exposure. In Photoshop, the original image has been mirrored in the final image.
This image is a composite of four different photographs and includes one photograph with intentional camera movement.
Flower Trails
Photograph, 16" x 20"
Price: 300$
Swirling Flowers
Photograph, 16" x 20"
Price: 300$
Batra, Geetika
How to reach this artist:
Artist Bio:
Batra is an artist that hails from Jodhpur, India. She began painting at the age of six and has since kept up the practice. She is from a Punjabi family that is incredibly modest, and compassionate, and she was raised in Rajasthan, a state with a very diverse community of cultures. The Rajasthani culture and architecture influences her and her love of vibrant colors and textures. Geetika received extensive training in oil and acrylic painting, but her true emotions and personality emerged when she started her texture and impasto collection.
Impasto paintings are profoundly indicative of how we see life, where despite trying to control elements of our lives, they develop beautifully and in their own fashion. In a similar vein, we have little control over the outcome of the petal strokes when using a palette knife. More than planning, it’s about letting it unfold and unravel in its amazing way. These vibrant petals and textures reflect various moments of our lives that perfectly fit together and create a gorgeous sight. The interplay of light offers it a completely new depth. Her fondness for vibrant colors is mirrored in the color palettes she uses in her artwork. She wants her art to bring a smile, peace, and color into the hearts of all who view it.
Artist Statement:
Love ad Care - The painting shows a Mughal princess in a garden with various animals. The Mughal Kings, such as Jahangir, were known to build gardens to please their queens in the 1600s. During the Mughal era, India reached its peak of architectural excellence and cultural glory. Jahangir’s wife, queen Nur Jahan was known to share love of buildings and gardens. Jahangir’s memoirs are invaluable source of the Mughal taste and enthusiasm for garden building. Through this painting, we can see the love that Nur Jahan felt whilst she was surrounded by these beautiful sights.
Harmony - Women in agriculture are a clear illustration of challenging the gender stereotypes and taking over the industry. Women’s abilities, leadership skills and work ethics are changing the landscape of the agriculture business and are here to stay. Facing troubles of cultural norms, male dominance, illiteracy and following traditional belief systems in South Asia are still prevalent. This painting is dedicated to all the women farmers that feed the world and face obstacles to remain a contributing part of society.
Love and Care
Acrylic and modeling paste,
Price: 300$
Harmony
Acrylic and modeling paste,
Price: 200$
Bisaillon, Sophie
How to reach this artist:
Artist Bio:
As an emergent artist, Bisaillon is interested in exploring abstract and semi-abstract art, the feeling of colors and mark making, trusting her intuition, and letting the painting that wants to emerge reveal itself.
Bisaillon begins her paintings with a spontaneous gesture. She plays with layers, applying and removing paint, scraping, and playing with textures. The process is a moment of spontaneity and exploration, at times a meditation. She likes to leave various marks of the work in progress showing mistakes and the adjustments made as it gives depth to the painting. Bisaillon feels that a painting as a life of its own. Her goal is to serve as an instrument to let the work emerge. She is inspired by her environment… nature, clouds, birds, plants, and the sky. Bisaillon aspires to reflect sensitivity in her paintings. She uses acrylic as her primary medium with other mixed media such as pastel and crayon.
Artist Statement:
Wells Beach - a spontaneous painting emerged ... the energy of the ocean, the waves, the rocks and a flock of white birds flying in the sky appeared playfully. It reminded me of Wells Beach where i used to spend vacations with my mother, sister and grand mother...a feminine quatuor rejuvenating at the ocean the great mother of life on earth.
Éclipse de Lune un soir d'automne - The moon represent the feminine and motherly energy. As women we experience the cycle of the moon within our own bodies. The eclipse of the moon is an auspicious and powerful timing to meditate and connect within the divine feminine and motherly qualities.
Wells Beach
Acrylic and mixed media, 13" x 13"
Price: 400$
.jpeg)
Éclipse de Lune un soir d'automne
Acrylic and mixed media, 13" x 13"
Price: 400$
Bundaru, Doina
How to reach this artist:
Artist Bio:
Bundaru has always been inspired by painting and the arts, being at the same time drawn to the sciences. She chose an engineering education which she completed with a master's degree. Starting with 2014 she could allocate time to her old passion, the arts. A number of painting and drawing classes and workshops at the Cummings Centre, École des Beaux-arts de Montréal, helped her to fully immerse in this beautiful world of colors.
She gets inspired in her paintings by daily life, a beautiful sunset, interesting shapes, old memories, nature’s beauty and she is using colors as tools to bring her emotions to canvas. Bundaru currently uses acrylic and mixed media, and her style has evolved from figurative to abstract over the years. She enjoys experimenting, working with textures and playing with layers of paints and materials until the paint "speaks" to her. Colors, shapes and texture are very important in her artistic approach, as she uses them to explore and translate her emotions into visual expressions. She is a member of the "Artists Circle West Island", Kirkland Artists Association and Women’s Art Society Montreal. She has participated in more than 50 exhibitions, three solo exhibitions, group exhibitions with associations and various organizations, exhibitions at the Gallery Gora, Galerie Ambigu, Galerie Lenoir, Galerie Valmi, CAMAC.
Artist Statement:
Women’s dance in this abstract painting is like a swirl of energy, passion, joy and love, grief or sorrow, much like the dance of the trees in the blowing wind. Sometimes melancholic in a soft breeze, angry in a storm, or joyful in a spring rain.
Doina’s painting process is like a journey that starts with the seed of an idea, followed by some planning, after which Doina lets herself guided by her emotions, colors and music. It becomes more exciting as she is progressing into this beautiful and endless world of colors and shapes. Sometimes accidents may happen, and she may arrive at a different destination, but she has fun along the way and, most of all, she enjoys the creative process.
Dance Passion
MIXED MEDIA, 17.5” X 13.5"
Price: 300$
Let's Dance
MIXED MEDIA, 20" x 20"
Price: 560$
Charto, Suzy
How to reach this artist:
Does the Sun Still Rise in the East?
Acrylic, 20" x 24"
Price: 470$
.jpg)
Don't go into the woods today
Acrylic, 20" x 24"
Price: 470$
Noelle De Roo Lemos
How to reach this artist:
Creeping Spring
Carton gouache, 11" x9.5"
Price: 350$
A Thousand Lives
Collage papier sur carton, 11.5" x9.5"
Price: 375$
Artist Bio:
Anthropologue de formation Noëlle De Roo Lemos est née au Portugal et a pratiqué de nombreuses formes d’art depuis sa jeune enfance. Elle a fait de la recherche sur la poterie caraïbe en Martinique et, plus tard au Portugal et au Mexique. Pendant une vingtaine d’années elle s’est consacrée à des études d’impact environnementales dans des régions reculées du Québec tels que la Moyenne et Basse Côte Nord ainsi qu’au Nunavik. À sa retraite, un de ses principaux hobbies a consisté à pratiquer le jardinage et l'apiculture pendant quarante ans dans les Cantons de l’Est. Depuis son plus jeune âge elle a également joué de nombreux instruments de musique.
Ses oeuvres artistiques, suite à des cours suivis à Montréal ou dans les Cantons de l'Est mais aussi de sa propre initiative vont de la poterie au collage en passant par l’assemblage, la peinture, les croquis au pastel, la bijouterie ou, même, les boutons.
Expositions:
- Exposée quelques années durant dans le cadre des "dessins des élèves du Lycée
Artist Statement:
Elle s’est beaucoup inspirée de ses voyages mais la nature a constitué l’essentiel de son travail de recherche artistique.
Dlusy-Apel, Deena
How to reach this artist:
Artist Bio:
Deena has painted all her life. Art has always been part of who she is. After retiring from teaching, Deena repeated her undergraduate Fine Arts degree at the University of Waterloo where she completed a body of work on breast cancer and the political implications of the disease. It ultimately served as the "show" component of her master's degree in Art Education. She then went on to teach part time at Concordia University in the Art Education Department. When Deena left Concordia, She had been supervising the future art teachers for several years.
Deena has exhibited at Concordia, had several solo and many group shows and have as a member of WAS and WASM exhibited for many years. She has had the good fortune to have won second prize for the last 3 years consecutively in the annual WASM shows.
Currently, Deena's husband Max Beer and Deena are completing the editing on our third documentary film.
Artist Statement:
Mother in Joliette - Mother sowing seeds, this piece as part of a body of work entitled ‘My Father’s Wallet’. It is done in sepia to highlight the fact it is a picture from the past with a history.
Hallelujah - This piece was inspired by a photo taken last fall visiting the grave of Leonard Cohen, a poet of great depth and a hypnotic singer. A highlight of the past year, this painting is an example of several painting styles wrapped up in one canvas. It is meant to memorialize the great singer/poet/songwriter.
Mother in Joliette
Oil on Canvas, 38" x 28"
Price: NFS (Not For Sale)
Hallelujah
Acrylic, 30" x 40"
Price: 1000$
Dunsky, Ruth
Rhapsody in Blue
Acrylic, 18" x 24"
Price: 550$
How to reach this artist:
Artist Bio:
Dunsky began her art studies at Sir George Williams University (now Concordia). Later she took classes with various artists before deciding to study Interior Design at Dawson College. During her more than 20 years as an interior designer, she continued to pursue her interest in art by taking classes at the Sadie Bronfman Centre for the Arts.
After retiring from a fulfilling career in interior design, Dunsky put all of her energies into painting, studying with Rita Briansky and other Montreal artists. She also participated in summer workshops at St. Lawrence College in Ontario. She has worked in oils, pastels, and acrylics and also enjoys drawing.
Dunsky's inspiration often comes from her love for music although her love of nature and family have also played an important role in her work. The beauty found in the expressive shapes of trees, the movement and lyrical shapes found in dance, in music and in nature have all influenced her paintings. Dunsky also paints portraits, enjoying the challenge of expressing the personalities or moods of her subjects.
Artist Statement:
Rhapsody in Blue - Last summer when Dunsky attended a Gershwin concert, she found herself in a seat that had her facing the back of the pianist. To her surprise, she thoroughly enjoyed and was inspired by watching the musician's movements from the back. She managed to take a quick reference photo, although it showed little of the musician, and immediately upon returning home she did a couple of quick sketches. This painting followed.
Adagio - Watching and listening to Itzhak Perlman play Beethoven's violin concerto inspired this painting. Dunsky was thinking of the adagio movement while painting this and wished to express the soulful music that she so loves as well as the expression of joy on the musician's face.
Adagio
Acrylic, 16" x 20"
Price: 400$
Elkin, Elizabeth
How to reach this artist:
Nature's Matinee
Oil on Canvas, 31" x 41"
Price: NFS (Not For Sale)
Artist Bio:
Elkin is a renowned professional artist with an international reputation and over thirty - five years of experience. Elkin has exhibited her work both domestically and internationally for many years. Since 1990, she has participated in numerous galleries, juried group shows and solo exhibitions throughout North America. Her works have also been featured in several publications. She received numerous awards and honours during her art career. Her painting won 1st Prize Award for Best Painting at CFS Juried Art Show in 2013 and 2nd Prize Award for Best Painting in 2014 She is an elected member of the OSA, SCA. Elkin's paintings can be found in the collections of MBA Ottawa University, Government of Ontario Art Collection and 300+ private collections around the world.
Artist Statement:
Nature's Matinee - This composition is created in the style of cubism and explores the timeless theme of personal connections to the earth. The pictured woman is looking at her reflection on an icy glacier, reflecting upon herself and her place in this world. She is surrounded by natural formations which she cannot alter but which are part of her being, with whom she shares her mornings and her thoughts.
Dream - Dreaming about dancing as a ballerina, a young woman fights her inner doubts. She yearns for a chance to express her art through dance. In her dreams she is dancing on air, her toes braced only by the wind and in that act, she is one with the clouds in the sky. She hovers above the earth, above seas and rivers and mountains and forests, showing her inner passion with delicate movements to anyone who may gaze above.
Dream
Oil on Canvas, 31" x 25"
Price: 1900$
Frankel, Bonnie
Dancing in the Garden
Acrylic on Canvas, 24" x 36"
Price: NFS (Not for sale)
How to reach this artist:
Artist Bio:
Frankel is an artist, children’s book author and illustrator and registered nurse. Frankel recently published a children’s book called Hop in Lot on Amazon. She is both author and illustrator of the book. She paints contemporary and modern paintings using acrylic paint and mixed media. Children are also a favourite theme. Frankel has exhibited her paintings in both solo and group art exhibits.
She is a registered nurse and has always loved working with children in and out of the hospital setting. She currently works part-time as an operating room nurse at a Montreal hospital. Bonnie and her husband live in Montreal. Their three married children and grandchildren reside there.
Through the Icicles
Acrylic on Canvas, 24" x 20"
Price: 300$
Gallagher, Sharron
How to reach this artist:
Artist Bio:
Sharron M Gallagher is an abstract painter who uses oil, acrylic and watercolour in her mostly nature-based paintings. She has studied art for over 22 years and enhances her practice with ongoing workshops, challenges and shows in Quebec.
As a woman artist of/in nature, Gallagher is discouraged by the lack of respect shown to nature by humankind.
Her goal is to share her vision of aspects of nature and perhaps assist others to pause, discover and develop a better appreciation for the natural treasures we have.
Her website is: sharronmgallagher.art
Winter Seen from the Woods
Oil on Canvas, 30" x 40"
Price: 1000$
World of Greed
Oil on Canvas, 24" x 24"
Price: 650$
Gélinas, Marie José
How to reach this artist:
Artist Bio:
Gélinas was born in Lachine. She lived in Montreal for about ten years, and moved to Pincourt in 1981. After putting down roots in this community, she explored diverse professional paths. Always driven by curiosity and the need to express a constantly evolving identity, Gélinas, changed direction many times. Intrigued by human behaviour, she studied linguistics and psychology. Gélinas wanted to make a difference, so she chose education. As Gélinas always felt compelled to feed hope through her actions, she ended her teaching career as a mentor in vocational education. The thread that runs through all these changes is the energy of inner transformation. This energy has always motivated her choices, and expressing it through art is simply another step in this process. Gélinas is self-taught. As a young girl, she drew: in pencil, charcoal, ink, pastel, she observed and interpreted the world around her. As an adult, her creativity was channeled into practical applications. She refinished furniture, invented teaching materials, designed games for her students, created posters and publicity material in every workplace. A lifelong diarist, she is a dedicated writer. Although yet unpublished, she has produced about twenty five short stories and she is currently working on a novel. Ever a teacher, she is building a course designed to help connected creativity to resilience, In 2014 she took a painting class at the community center. In these classes, she learned to paint with oil, but she also discovered the incredible benefits of immersing herself in creative work for its own sake. Since her retirement in 2017, she has put creativity front and center in her life in a very concrete way. Ever a teacher, she now building a course designed to help connected creativity to resilience. Gélinas wants to share what she learned with others. she will always be curious, and never tire of exploring the endless possibilities of creative manifestation.
Artist Statement:
Marie José Gélinas is primarily a painter of landscapes. Early on, she painted impressionistic oil paintings inspired by places that were meaningful to her. As she continued to evolve, she became fascinated with the textures in the landscape. She switched to acrylic paint, and began to incorporate elements that could convey the feeling of depth and dimension she sensed in the natural world. Using a variety of recycled materials, she painted tree bark, stratified rocks, ice-covered branches and shores. The more she painted, the more she began to realize that her source was the feeling she got when she was in the landscape, more than the actual elements of the landscape. She wanted to express the energy of transformation, the hope inherent in the cyclical nature of everything, and the constant movement generated by the endless recurrence of these cycles. Her work has changed. Now, she is abstracting the landscape because it allows her to distill the connection she has to its essence. Through this process, she learned that the story told by the landscape is her story too. In nature, she is the witness. The landscape surrounds her, but it also reaches in to connect to the part of her that belongs here. Being in nature restores her sense of belonging in this place, at this time. No matter where she is in the natural world, she can find that thread to her inner landscape.
Women in Nature
Acrylic and mixed media, 30" x 30"
Price: 1350$
Belonging
Acrylic and mixed media, 30" x 30"
Price: 1350$
Glickman, Lisa Kimberly
How to reach this artist:
Artist Statement:
Catherine and Arctic Grey Wolf- This is a portrait of Canadian author and environmentalist Catherine Bush, posed with a grey wolf. The fragility and impermanence of our ecosystem preoccupy the artist and are driving forces behind her artworks. Landscapes in Canada have often been depicted historically as barren, empty and available for us to plunder for our personal consumption. In contrast, Glickman wants to show that these landscapes are rich and full of life, and not just ours for the taking. She is inspired by the beauty and strength of women and animals. She create images that explore what happens when the experience of Nature is internalized, when individuals understand and accept their innate connection to it and especially when they allow that experience to inspire and transport them. Her artworks are fantasy narratives in jewel-like colours, drawing heavily on illustration of the natural world. In them, woodland walks are not experienced by someone in temporary relationship to the trees and animals but become the breath and heartbeats of a person coming home. In her images, trees become sheltering, embracing beings, water is source and sustenance, and animals and plants are our companions, all rendered with energetic brushstrokes and strong colours which convey their solidity and presence
Forest Spirit- This image represents a forest spirit, working with the animals that represent her cohort.
Catherine and Arctic Grey Wolf
Acrylic and silver leaf, 24" x 24"
Price: 850$
Forest Spirit
Acrylic paint and silver leaf on Canvas, 36" x 48"