Summer 2010

Rails End Gallery & Arts Centre
23 York Street
Haliburton, Ontario

T / 705.457.2330

August 7th to September 18th, 2010
Opening: August 7th, 2 to 4 p.m.

Lake of Many Winds

(The meeting of a painter and a poet)

This collaborative exhibition marks a milestone in the evolution of my artistic practice. Working with poet, Lea Harper, a kindred spirit, is an exciting leap of faith. The synergy between our creative forces propels each of us to new heights. My paintings coupled with Lea’s magical lyrics represent a strong connection to this very special place, Kennisis Lake. Working with fluid, water-based materials provides a means of expressing the magic that I feel here. Living on the lake is a gift, a peaceful sanctuary that lights my spirit. Sharing and expressing the experience is truly a joy. 

I continue to be fascinated in finding new ways to capture the complete sense of harmony I feel when close to nature. There is magic for me in working with fluid, water-based mediums, intuitively finding a balance of line, shape and colour. Making and finding connections is a central force of life. This work represents a search for connections as well as an acknowledgement of mystery.

 

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