Being a young woman in search of independence, Victoire Perez wanted to represent the power of the woman as well as her sensuality and her depth. She wanted to combine Japanese myths and real contemporary women. Japan is for her an inspiration both culturally and...
Cortez is known for his creativeness and renowned in the sea-to-sky corridor art community as an entertaining, live-performance-artist. A self taught artist: taking to painting later in life, in comparison to his passion for the culinary arts and the art of rock climbing. Being a...
Kimberley McNeil was born in the culturally-diverse land of poutine and smoked meat (Montréal). She migrated across the country to Calgary in 2002 when she decided to see if the Rocky Mountains were all they were cracked up to be; they were. Kim’s been drawing...
Mike Alexander is an emerging Anishinaabe visual artist and writer originally from Swan Lake First Nation in Treaty #1 Territory, currently residing on the traditional and unceded lands of the Tk’emlúps te Secwepemc....
Gabriela is a self-taught visual artist living in Squamish, British Columbia. She is deeply inspired by the natural world and aims to capture this in her work. Spending winter in lockdown in Ontario catalyzed a period of growth as an artist where she turned to...
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