I'm excited to be traveling to Plamondon, Alberta, for a 4-night artistic journey, where I'll be teaching free art workshops organized by Galerie Cava. I'll be working with both youth and adults. It's a special opportunity to bring art to a small community, and I'm grateful to be part of this inspiring program. If you're in Plamondon, don’t miss out—sign up for a FREE class, and let’s create together! read more…

"Lost in the Haze of the Three Sisters" is an oil painting that captures the essence of connection and the invisible bonds we share with those we love. Set against the backdrop of the iconic Rocky Mountains, the piece depicts a familiar landscape, yet one peak of the Three Sisters is mysteriously absent, obscured by a wall of blue haze. This absence speaks to the quiet, often unseen, presence of our siblings and loved ones, reminding us that even when we cannot physically see or touch them, the bond remains strong and ever-present. The painting explores themes of unity, loss, and the enduring power of love, even in its most abstract form.

This piece will be featured in my upcoming exhibit in Spain at the CASA Del Arte in Palma this February, and I invite you to follow along as I share glimpses and insights leading up to the show.

This acrylic painting explores the theme of connection, identity, and the intersection of nature and the human experience. Depicting three abstract figures with expressive lines and contrasting muted tones, their heads are adorned with vibrant, floral imagery, symbolizing the blossoming of thought and emotion. Seated together as if sharing a quiet moment in the park, these figures reflect the beauty of human interaction and our deep-rooted connection to the natural world. The fluid, gestural lines invite the viewer to contemplate the complexity of relationships, both personal and collective.

Follow the exhibit on Instagram or visit my ARTBoxy gallery on my website for a closer look at the work. Feel free to reach out directly for any inquiries. Thanks

This oil painting captures the intimate gesture of a nude female figure on her knee, rendered in soft pink hues and rich textures that evoke both grace and vulnerability. The painting explores the tactile depth of love and emotion through a subtle interplay of colors, creating a connection between the viewer and the subject. With each brushstroke, the piece celebrates the transformative power of love, inviting a deeper exploration of the human form.

Join me on Instagram and visit my Galleries page for more insights as I share the excitement leading up to my February exhibit at the Thomas Gallery in Switzerland.

I am thrilled to be part of the upcoming art show featuring French-Canadian artists at Galerie CAVA, with the vernissage taking place on January 16th from 5-7pm. I will be presenting my oil painting titled Lifting My Canoe, just in time for the celebration of the "Canoë Volant" (Flying Canoe) festival. This festival, which takes place annually in Edmonton every February, symbolizes resilience, independence, and the connection between French heritage and the Canadian landscape. Lifting My Canoe reflects these themes, capturing the strength and determination required to overcome life's challenges, much like the resilient spirit embodied by the Flying Canoe Festival.

I invite you to join me for the opening or follow along on Instagram, where I will be sharing pictures from the event and insights into the artwork.

I am excited to present a solo exhibit of ten of my expressive landscape paintings at the Oxbridge Building in Edmonton, represented by Hello Art Gallery. These acrylic paintings, all completed in 2024, capture the depth, light, and movement of nature, infused with the lessons and insights I’ve gathered from my walks in the natural world. Each piece reflects the profound beauty and dynamic energy of the landscapes I’ve encountered, while also symbolizing the personal growth and life lessons I've experienced along the way.

The exhibit is available for viewing and purchase online. To explore these works further, please browse through my profile on the Hello Art Gallery website, where you can find more information about each painting. I look forward to sharing this journey through nature and self-reflection with you.

Hope you get a chance to visit my SOLO art Exhibit at the James May Gallery, USA. Read more if you would like to browse through the art from the comfort of your home!