Every stroke of his brush leaves textured marks on the canvas that catch the light and change the way you see the painting under different conditions
whose work is deeply inspired by a lifelong connection to the mountains and the West Coast landscape
Elk Island National Park is a fantastic ecological park to see Bison roaming around yet there is a manicured and curated feel to the space
The animal pieces are illustrations of Native people's profound respect for all life not just the human version
A key visual feature is that his carvings often retain a visible knife finish
CHEMIN D'ONDE ET DE VENT Size:30 X 40 in. Every stroke of his brushCanadian painter Robert Roy is celebrated for his vibrant expressionist paintings that capture the energy, colour, and emotion of everyday life. Born in Sainte Perptue, Qubec in 1957, Roy discovered his passion for painting as a teenager and quickly devoted himself to mastering the craft. His early inspiration came from his fathers interest in art, leading Roy to spend countless hours experimenting with colour, movement, and composition. Roy later