SFCA Artists
Claudia Lohmann, SFCA
Ladysmith, BC
Her paintings began with rudimentary geometric shapes in intricate patterns and bold colours in daring combinations. Although still rooted in her beginnings, her style since progressed into an ever more deliberate method featuring bold lineation and and tincture with subtle shapes and symbolism. She calls it: “Imaginative Geometric Abstract.”
Lorn Curry, SFCA
North Vancouver, BC
Lorn Curry is a North Vancouver based artist creating primarily still-life paintings in the tradition of the European hyperrealist and photorealist masters. His work is an ongoing exploration of the constants of life that connect us all as human beings through place and through time.
David J Goatley, SFCA
Shawnigan Lake, BC
A signature member of both the Portrait Society of America and the FCA, David has completed over 440 portrait commissions across North America, Europe, Africa and India. He also paints the people and places he encounters on his travels for exhibition and sale.
Julia Kucherenko Sushkova, SFCA
Vancouver, BC
"Take a moment to explore the captivating Asian and Canadian painting series, infused with a unique play of this light and energy. Immerse yourself in the essence of the artistic creation, allowing you to resonate with the vibrant energy of each location."
Nathalie Lapointe, SFCA
Crabtree, QC
My work aims to extract emotion via light and the essence of an imaginary scene borrowed from travel memories or a distant dream. The viewer is then carried away by his own experiences where the story told by the composition becomes an allegory of his own experiences and aspirations.
Carol Loeb, SFCA
Yarker, ON
Collectively, Carol’s work is a contrast of the engineered or built environment to the wilderness. She works mainly in acrylics, usually blocking in dark and mid-tone areas first then adding thin layers of saturated colour to create luminosity and depth. The resulting realism goes beyond photographic representation of place.
Marjorie Mae, SFCA
Calgary, AB
Marjorie Mae paints for the sheer joy of putting colour on canvas! Every creation has an element of surprise as it comes to life on her easel. An impressionistic expression of florals, influenced by the abstract. Meant to draw you into the conversation without providing all the information. Intriguing.
Tatjana Mirkov-Popovicki, SFCA
Port Moody, BC
Tatjana Mirkov-Popovicki is an award-winning Canadian artist based in Vancouver/Port Moody, British Columbia. Her art education includes a Master of Fine Art degree and a Painting Certificate from the Emily Carr University of Art & Design. Her paintings have been exhibited, collected, and represented by fine art galleries since 2005.