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My still life series of photographs came to light after reading poems by the Canadian poet, Steve McOrmond. McOrmond’s poem, “Pastoral”, explores the everyday experiences as he places his witty twist on words and mixes them with humour.
As I absorbed McOrmond’s sentences about his daily reality (which he made into a vibrant, playful reading experience), I began looking at items in my house differently and more closely. I challenged myself to transform a mundane pomegranate into a stunning photograph by changing its commonplace background and modifying its dull lighting in hopes of composing a dramatic visual.
When you look at the glossed over, everyday items or experiences and change their situation, sometimes, something magical happens.
The fine art photographs are printed using museum-quality inkjet printers, archival inks and printed on Epson's Hot Press Natural heavy-weight fine art paper. Custom sizes are available. Click here for the Still Life Store.
7.5 x 7.5 ~ $350.00
15 x 15 ~ $500.00
20 x 20 ~ $650.00
30 x 30 ~ $850.00
The wooden, black frames have a custom-cut, single white matte, archival backer boards and wiring. The glass is museum quality ArtGlass, showing great image detail and a better viewing experience. The photographs are signed & dated before framing. Click her for the Still Life Store.
12 x 12 Frame (7.5 x 7.5 photograph) ~ $500.00
20 x 20 frame (15 x 15 photograph) ~ $750.00
24 x 24 (20 x20 photograph) ~ $950.00
28 x 28 (24 x 24 photograph) ~ $1100.00
36 x 36 (30 x 30 photograph) ~ $1300.00
ArtWalk in the Square is a 3 day, public fine art exhibition at the CF Shops at Don Mills. With established & emerging artists exhibiting painting, photography, mixed media, printmaking & drawing in a juried show featuring ONLY fine art works.
September 13 - 15, 2024
The Artist Network selected 6 artist to represent our member's group and I was proud to be selected! Over 200 independent artists from across Canada showcased their original artwork at the Toronto Living Center.
April 13 - 15, 2023
Small works of art appeal to collectors and art lovers for many reasons: small homes with minimal space, to fill gaps in a growing art collection, great affordability, and, small works can be less intimidating for a first time buyer of original art.
June 28 - July 15, 2023