Featured Art Works
"Explore my collection of art that celebrates connection, nature, and expression. Below, you’ll find some of my most recent works, each offering a unique perspective on beauty and form. Feel free to click to learn more about each piece and purchase directly from me or through special exhibitions."
Swallows flight at Elk Island National Park, Photo 2024. Featured in the Newsletter issued by "Friends of the Elk" (Volunteer Nature Conservation group at the National Park).
Title: Cultural Embrace Oil on canvas "A celebration of diversity and strength, Cultural Embrace captures the beauty of connection and unity. This piece will be featured in the June issue of the Vogue Germany (Condé Nast Germany GmbH) and is a reflection of the power of art in bridging cultures."
Title: Misty Glacier River Oil on canvas "Part of my submission for the Artist for Conservation annual exhibition 2025, Misty Glacier River reflects the raw beauty of glacial rivers and the environment in which they flow." I pledged a certain % of the profits for Alberta Conservation and Artists for Conservation, if this painting finds a supporting home. (fingers crossed)
Title: Wild Roses and Old Factories Oil on canvas "This painting captures the balance of nature and industry, reflecting the passage of time and the power of growth amidst human structures."
Title: Monstera Oblique, organic rythm Acrylic on canvas This artwork masterfully captures the dynamic essence of nature through a vibrant blend of colors and bold brushstrokes. The focal point is a lush array of leaves depicted with striking hues of green, blue, and hints of yellow, suggesting vitality and growth. The juxtaposition of colors creates a vivid contrast against a subtle, earthy background, adding depth and interest.
Title: Connecting Trails Oil on canvas "Inspired by the majestic Rocky Mountains, Connecting Trails explores how we connect with the land around us, through the act of hiking and navigating the beauty of nature." Take a look at my new works page to see how this painting came to be.