BATHING WOMAN EA III/IV

BATHING WOMAN EA III/IVThe essence of Rose Aime and her charming bronze sculptures, is about being in the present moment. Her creative process is a celebration of life and her work radiates romantic joy. Rose Aime's rounded figures represent her uncanny ability to create emotion and exude sensuality.

and a unique balance between minimalism and figurative elements

but also to reflect the honesty to the raw materials and their beauty

Painting texture from heavy canvas and some brush work

Wright’s approach combines intuitive texture-building with intellectual layering

John Macdonald is an accomplished Canadian artist whose abstract landscapes and impressionist portraits have been collected and exhibited nationally and internationally for over two decades

Roy later studied art at the Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières and began exhibiting his work across Canada

Since her first prints appeared in the collection in 2004

There is an immediate emotional attraction to Peter Wyse's acrylic on panel paintings: playful colours

and mood of Alberta’s natural surroundings

It tends to slow things down enough to suit my personality

This results in highly tactile surfaces and it’s like looking at a landscape through emotion instead of through a camera

and composition