Not For Sale
Neige éternelle was created in an intuitive process with winter as being the only preconceived idea. The artwork was created using acrylics and ashes on gallery wrapped canvas. Several layers of paint and mediums were applied to create a roadmap. As the work took form mountains could be perceived but were never forced. The Everlasting Snow of British Columbia ended up being the inspiration and title of the artwork. My process is always a long journey of several layers and never knowing the result.
Exhibition: | The Vancouver Salon 2019 |
Technique: | Acrylic on Gallery Canvas |
Contents: | Outdoors, Nature, Ice, Sport, Sports, Snow, Photography |
Edition: | Original, one of a kind artwork |
Unframed Size: | 40in x 30in |
Frame: | Not framed |
Weight: | 7.4lbs (estimated) |
Johanne Brouillette
St-Jerome, Quebec
Johanne Brouillette is an abstract painter who is known for her thick multilayered paintings that hint at the textures and palettes of the Canadian landscape, while allowing open-ended narratives for the viewer to fill in.
"My hope is that my abstract paintings hint at something familiar, yet remain open ended to allow the viewer’s imagination to complete the story."