Head to visit the studio of Montreal-based painter Zoë Pawlak. Pulling inspiration from the experiences that make us human, from individual narratives related to the body to relationships with natural landscapes, she gives an inside look at her latest works.
“My landscapes are about colour and feeling and expansive space.”
“The figurative work has a narrative element, a personal story, but also a universal story that we're all experiencing together.”
“The landscape work started in 2007, and that was made after I traveled across Canada. Canadians have this expansive landscape in our self-conscious and I wanted to explore that.”
Erin Lynn Welsh shares her discoveries on feminine versus masculine roles in the history of botany, which influenced her latest series.
Australian artist Ingrid Daniell gives us a look at how she incorporates intangible sensibilities about time and place into her landscape work.