7 WORKS COLLECTIVE PROJECT

Residency Replaced

PictureMario Cerroni
"joyful"
12"h x 18"w, (print only; signed), photography
Contact Mario Cerroni for pricing:
cerroni.photos@gmail.com

The various layers include images that either evoke or celebrate joy. The more muted pastel colours speak to the way that joy often enters our lives quietly and leaves a serene presence in its path.
PictureKathryn Spooner Bossy

"Trillium Joy"
24”h x 12”w, mixed media mosaic using glass, teacups beads and grout 
SOLD
 
Watching spring unfold before our eyes is comforting, reliable and brings so much joy. The lush greens of unfurling ferns is amazing! A walk through the woods reveals trilliums in all of their splendour - nature’s eye candy comes in so many shapes and sizes. This mosaic is my tribute to the beauty and wonder of the reliability of spring.
 PictureCatherine Gutsche





"Safe Harbour"
24"h x 18"w cold wax & oils
$700

What brings me great joy I have recently discovered is great architecture. During our times of staying home I get a tingle when I surf the web and see awesome buildings and great living spaces. My piece talks about structures, as seen from above, and how they surround us with an element of safety; a cocoon; an embrace. The creativity of habitat brings me enjoyment and comfort.
PictureKaren Wynne Mackay
"Joy"
13"h x 13"w, acrylic on board
SOLD

"Kick Ass Joy” what a prompt! Lynn Dubinsky’s challenge got me thinking…
Painting, writing, sketching and mark making for me are just that Joy! So quite simply here it is: Joy
 PictureJudi Miller




"Joy"
24"h x 6"w each,  fabric collage
$600, unframed with wrapped linen

I am blessed to have much joy in my life. As an adolescent I loved to skate, usually on my own at the local outdoor rink. It was so joyful. The magenta in this piece is a favourite skating top that my mum had made. I thought I was fabulous, spinning around the rink, fast and full of fun.
Picturejo-ann zorzi
"Anticipation"
20"h x 16"w, silk fiber drawing/fusion
$424

Dual anticipation that beyond Covid, once again I will be able to travel to large urban areas to enjoy the rich cultural experiences and that I will be able to travel to remote and isolated destinations where my soul can breathe.