Monthly Art Exhibition: Traces & Transformations

This month’s exhibition showcases a vibrant celebration of nature, renewal, and growth.

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  • Artist: Joanne Carr

    La Luna

    12x12, Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas

    Abstract in nature 

  • Artist: Ober-Rae Starr Livingston

    Artworks 5 , acrylic on canvas, 16 x 32        

    This is 3 of 6 paintings I did for a commission for a children's  hospital. The theme of the commission was 'The Universe' and I thought  that these paintings fit the theme of this month's contest because the  Universe is constantly transforming and our understanding of it, and the  way our lives are interacting with it, are constantly transforming.


  • Artist: Marian Drouillard

    My Crazy Quilt

    10”x10” wood art board

    Mixed Media using papers, intense colour pencils, acrylic paint pens

    I don’t sew. At least not in the traditional sense, but I can still create a quilt using a variety of patterns, colours, sizes and subject matter! Traces of a real quilt, and while I can’t wear it, it envelopes and transforms me.

  • Artist: Lupita Amaya G

    Artist: Lupita Amaya G

    Echoes In Ice 

    Riverside Dr. East Winter Puddle- Windsor, On. 

    Digital Photography

    A blue threshold dissolving,
    where frost becomes flow — Wormhole passage carved by melt and light


  • Artist: Ober-Rae Starr Livingston

    Artworks 1,    Acrylics,   16" x 32"      

    This is 3 of 6 paintings I did for a commission for a children's hospital. The theme of the commission was 'The Universe' and I thought that these paintings fit the theme of this month's contest because the Universe is constantly transforming and our understanding of it, and the way our lives are interacting with it, are constantly transforming.


  • Artist: Marian Drouillard

    More

    10”x10” wood art board

    Mixed Media Collage; inktense colour pencils, acrylic paint and paint pens, some papers

    There is always a lot “more” than meets the eye, no matter where we find ourselves. And when that “where” is within, we can finally see the possibilities. 

    The traces of our youth, and the joyous transformations that we have created in ourselves for today, on are display for all who wish to see them!


  • Artist: Lupita Amaya G

    Silent Feast 

    Saudi Arabia Desert- KSA 

    Photography

    Oxidized Memory Transformed into a Desert Relic – the absence of people yet presence of their traces. 

    An object becoming part of the landscape.

  • Artist: Ober-Rae Starr Livingston

    Artworks 4, Acrylics, 16 x 32  


    This is 3 of 6 paintings I did for a commission for a children's  hospital. The theme of the commission was 'The Universe' and I thought that these paintings fit the theme of this month's contest because the Universe is constantly transforming and our understanding of it, and the way our lives are interacting with it, are constantly transforming.


  • Artist: Lupita Amaya G

    Water, Wind & Winter’s Breath

    Point Pelee National Park - Ontario

    Photography

    Water, wind, and winter’s breath
    transmute ice into gold — a frozen moment, sculpted by time.


  • Artist: Joanne Carr

     Uprooted

    5x7 , abstract done with water soluble inks

  • Artist: Marian Drouillard

    How it all Began

    20”x22” wood art board 

    Mixed Media Collage; inktense colour pencils, acrylic paint and paint pens, some papers

    Our beautiful country was already thriving both in nature and population when Europeans “discovered” it. Without a doubt, original inhabitants would say the landscape has transformed almost beyond recognition, yet the traces of their souls live on forever!

  • Artist: Joanne Carr

    Midnight Garden

    Solar print with brush powder, 11x14


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