Luc St. Jean's passion for art is fueled by his intense study of the human and animal form, landscape and architecture. His work is influenced by European Classical, American Realism, Surreal, and abstract art. "No matter what the subject matter, I strive to find what's hidden beyond the surface of what I see, and try to express what may be obscured." His ability to interpret vision of light and color culminate in arresting and unexpected compositions, creating beautiful and distinctive works of art.
After moving to France from North America with his family, Luc began his art career at the age of sixteen when he started studying drawing, painting and sculpture ...
Violet was born in the cold north, surrounded by a community of outdoorsmen and artists. She spent her childhood drawing, painting and spending time with her beloved Aunt who was a highly respected artist. Summer days were spent in the alpine meadows sketching wild flowers. Violet became a prolific sketcher and by the age of 16 she decided to explore the world of her older sister. She set off taking the bare necessities: a sketch book, small set of watercolors and a large back pack. For two years the girls traveled through Western Europe. It was there that she began collecting vintage postcards and ephemera at old antique stores and flea markets.
Wendy Sexsmith is a graduate of Emily Carr and has traveled extensively throughout Asia. She exhibits her work locally at Sugar Sugar in Gastown and the Dr. Vigarri gallery on Commercial Drive. Wendy is known for mixed media paintings.
