Rachelle LeBlanc, figurative art textiles PICNIC – 55″x54″ Hand dyed & hooked wool, cashmere on linen Textile artist Rachelle LeBlanc’s hand hooked surface works blur the line between traditional craft and contemporary art. THREE GRACES – 30″ X 32″ Hand dyed & hooked wool, cashmere on linen Transformations – Hooked Sculpture at the Leighton Art […]
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Victoria Pitel, figurative ceramic sculpture Victoria investigates what it means to inhabit the human body. Her figurative forms, constructed from paper clays using traditional ceramics techniques, allow for the exploration of presence and the examination of self; where boundaries of the psychological and physiological become indistinct, where language becomes rooted in intuition. These concepts underpin
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Pilar Lopez Baez, paintings of childhood memories STATEMENT I am very interested in memory. Our memories are our identity, but it is not an organized archive. Many memories disappear, we forget them little by little, some others are our unconscious inventions. Even society influences on our memories and we censor them consciously or unconsciously. The
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Denisa Prochazka, large relief sculptures, classical & contemporary materials ARTIST STATEMENT “The desire to shape clay in my hands resembled something divine to me, an unspoken element of the hidden nature of what it is to be human and the psychological portrayal of what it means to be a female. I became increasingly aware of
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Ann Marie Brown, encaustic artworks stolen in Montreal Ann-Marie Brown is a Canadian painter who makes her home on the Sunshine Coast of Canada, and her studio around the world. The figure is the starting point for her work. These painting are from the series The Storm and I, a body of work that distills
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Molly Judd, Odd Nerdrum student comes into her own I aim to create work with a timeless archetypal quality through dramatic representations of the human condition. I paint using the Apelles limited Palette and use the techniques of the old masters taught to me by Odd Nerdrum who has been my principal teacher. I look
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Rose Mary Gates, exploring diversity of human face & figure My interest in recent years has been in exploring diversity of the human face and figure which led to creating graphite, pastel and oil portraits. The subjects of my paintings are images of people that have captured my imagination because of the expression on their
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Karen Cooper, capturing people & their daily routines Painting People’s Stories Karen is a figurative painter, who spent her college years at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, sampling just about every department available, with textile and fashion design eventually seizing most of her attention. That course of study required a fair amount of drawing classes
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