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        • Anna ClareyAnna is a full time, professional artist working out of her home studio in Toronto, Canada. Anna specializes in vivid, acrylic landscapes. She boldly uses colour and contrast to capture beautiful snapshots of her life & environment. Most of her inspiration comes from her rural Ontario camping trips.
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        • Daniil AlikovDaniil Alikov’s creative journey began in the stark landscape of post-Soviet Siberia, where his early obsession with computer graphics offered a vibrant escape from the era’s industrial dullness. This self-taught mastery of technology eventually led him to a high-profile career as a digital artist in the VFX industry, contributing to iconic franchises such as Star Wars, Marvel’s Avengers, and Transformers. Since 2014, Alikov has translated his technical precision into the world of fine art, developing a signature “Techno Naïve” style that bridges the gap between digital innovation and raw, visual pleasure. Now based in Richmond, BC, his work seeks to expand the boundaries of world culture by creating a “new beauty”—one that invites viewers to connect through a shared, instinctive love for the vivid and the peculiar.
        • Donna GiraudDonna Giraud’s artistic path began over two decades ago, but it was her 14-year career as a nurse that quietly shaped the emotional core of her work—an instinct for presence, calm, and human connection that now flows through every layer of paint. After co-managing a successful downtown Vancouver gallery with three fellow artists, Giraud returned her full attention to the studio, where she builds large-scale, heavily textured abstract works defined by gestural shapes and intricate layering. An avid traveler with 42 countries behind her, she draws inspiration from the moss-covered trails near her North Vancouver home and the weathered surfaces of centuries-old buildings abroad, translating those textures into pieces that have found homes across Canada, the USA, and Mexico. Featured in publications such as Boulevard Magazine and Vancouver Home, and a regular presence at events like IDS Vancouver, Giraud’s mission is to create art that is at once stunning and attainable—work that invites viewers to pause, feel deeply, and find beauty in life’s subtle layers.
        • Douglas RobinsonDouglas’s journey from celebrated ad-world creative to full-time painter is a story of coming home to his first love—art. A graduate of OCADU and former Chief Creative Officer at Ammirati Puris, he built a career leading award-winning campaigns for brands like Labatt and Unilever before returning to painting in 2023. Now an active member of the Society of Canadian Artists and the Federation of Canadian Artists, with work recently juried into the Society of Canadian Artists’ 2025 International, Douglas paints out of his Nobleton and Muskoka studios. Represented by The Jacklope Gallery Toronto, his work is held in private collections across Canada and the U.S.
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        • Lee LessemLee Lessem is an abstract expressionist painter whose work explores the tension between perception and reality, balancing fluidity and structure, softness and vitality, mystery and clarity. Born on a farm in Africa and shaped by a lifelong connection to nature, Lee draws inspiration from the overlooked details of daily life, transforming the familiar into the uncommon. Her paintings invite viewers to look more closely at the world around them, discovering beauty in unexpected places and rediscovering what so often goes unnoticed.
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        • Margot RoiCanadian contemporary artist Margot Roi has been exhibiting her work for more than 35 years. Originally from Dundas and now based in Muskoka, she studied Arts and Technology at Sheridan College before earning a BFA from the University of Windsor. Her paintings—marked by vibrant colour, layered textures, and gestural line work—reflect both her background in fabric design and her long fascination with nature. A celebrated artist and educator, Roi’s work has received numerous awards and continues to explore memory, movement, and the landscapes that inspire her.
        • Nancy L MooreNancy L. Moore is a Newtonville, Ontario-based acrylic artist known for her experimental, abstracted landscapes that convey the mood and emotion of Ontario’s natural scenery through loose lines, rich textures, and bold colours. Inspired by forest trails, changing light over lakes, and the quiet wonders of every season, she brings an expressive, contemporary energy to the Canadian landscape tradition. Nancy is an elected member of the Federation of Canadian Artists (FCA), the Society of Canadian Artists (SCA), and the Ontario Society of Artists (OSA), and her work is available as giclée prints through Artlabel.
        • Paige RingBefore turning to fine art, Paige Ring worked in fashion design, creating womenswear for top retailers like Saks Fifth Avenue, Holt Renfrew, and Harvey Nichols. It was there that she first learned to appreciate the complexity of simple forms. White canvas could be layered, pleated, and shaped into something entirely new. That sensibility now informs her approach to painting. Based in Toronto, Paige is represented by galleries in Toronto and Calgary, with work held in private collections across Canada, the U.S., Europe, and South America.
        • Paul EliaPaul Elia is a Hamilton-based artist known for his large-format cityscapes that capture the spirit of his hometown’s cultural renaissance. A graduate of OCAD, he began his career blending traditional painting with digital media and later collaborated with filmmaker Judith Doyle on the multimedia venture Reading Pictures, as well as with abstract painter Ben Woolfitt. Since returning to Hamilton in 2007, Paul has become a central figure in the city’s art scene, with his panoramic works exhibited in galleries, museums, and public spaces across Southern Ontario. His striking cityscapes celebrate both place and transformation, cementing his role as one of Hamilton’s most recognizable visual storytellers.
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        • Anna ClareyAnna is a full time, professional artist working out of her home studio in Toronto, Canada. Anna specializes in vivid, acrylic landscapes. She boldly uses colour and contrast to capture beautiful snapshots of her life & environment. Most of her inspiration comes from her rural Ontario camping trips.
        • Anne deJong
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        • Daniil AlikovDaniil Alikov’s creative journey began in the stark landscape of post-Soviet Siberia, where his early obsession with computer graphics offered a vibrant escape from the era’s industrial dullness. This self-taught mastery of technology eventually led him to a high-profile career as a digital artist in the VFX industry, contributing to iconic franchises such as Star Wars, Marvel’s Avengers, and Transformers. Since 2014, Alikov has translated his technical precision into the world of fine art, developing a signature “Techno Naïve” style that bridges the gap between digital innovation and raw, visual pleasure. Now based in Richmond, BC, his work seeks to expand the boundaries of world culture by creating a “new beauty”—one that invites viewers to connect through a shared, instinctive love for the vivid and the peculiar.
        • Donna GiraudDonna Giraud’s artistic path began over two decades ago, but it was her 14-year career as a nurse that quietly shaped the emotional core of her work—an instinct for presence, calm, and human connection that now flows through every layer of paint. After co-managing a successful downtown Vancouver gallery with three fellow artists, Giraud returned her full attention to the studio, where she builds large-scale, heavily textured abstract works defined by gestural shapes and intricate layering. An avid traveler with 42 countries behind her, she draws inspiration from the moss-covered trails near her North Vancouver home and the weathered surfaces of centuries-old buildings abroad, translating those textures into pieces that have found homes across Canada, the USA, and Mexico. Featured in publications such as Boulevard Magazine and Vancouver Home, and a regular presence at events like IDS Vancouver, Giraud’s mission is to create art that is at once stunning and attainable—work that invites viewers to pause, feel deeply, and find beauty in life’s subtle layers.
        • Douglas RobinsonDouglas’s journey from celebrated ad-world creative to full-time painter is a story of coming home to his first love—art. A graduate of OCADU and former Chief Creative Officer at Ammirati Puris, he built a career leading award-winning campaigns for brands like Labatt and Unilever before returning to painting in 2023. Now an active member of the Society of Canadian Artists and the Federation of Canadian Artists, with work recently juried into the Society of Canadian Artists’ 2025 International, Douglas paints out of his Nobleton and Muskoka studios. Represented by The Jacklope Gallery Toronto, his work is held in private collections across Canada and the U.S.
        • Erica Hawkes
        • Holly Dyrland
        • Julia Veenstra
        • Lee LessemLee Lessem is an abstract expressionist painter whose work explores the tension between perception and reality, balancing fluidity and structure, softness and vitality, mystery and clarity. Born on a farm in Africa and shaped by a lifelong connection to nature, Lee draws inspiration from the overlooked details of daily life, transforming the familiar into the uncommon. Her paintings invite viewers to look more closely at the world around them, discovering beauty in unexpected places and rediscovering what so often goes unnoticed.
        • Lori Meeboer
        • Margot RoiCanadian contemporary artist Margot Roi has been exhibiting her work for more than 35 years. Originally from Dundas and now based in Muskoka, she studied Arts and Technology at Sheridan College before earning a BFA from the University of Windsor. Her paintings—marked by vibrant colour, layered textures, and gestural line work—reflect both her background in fabric design and her long fascination with nature. A celebrated artist and educator, Roi’s work has received numerous awards and continues to explore memory, movement, and the landscapes that inspire her.
        • Nancy L MooreNancy L. Moore is a Newtonville, Ontario-based acrylic artist known for her experimental, abstracted landscapes that convey the mood and emotion of Ontario’s natural scenery through loose lines, rich textures, and bold colours. Inspired by forest trails, changing light over lakes, and the quiet wonders of every season, she brings an expressive, contemporary energy to the Canadian landscape tradition. Nancy is an elected member of the Federation of Canadian Artists (FCA), the Society of Canadian Artists (SCA), and the Ontario Society of Artists (OSA), and her work is available as giclée prints through Artlabel.
        • Paige RingBefore turning to fine art, Paige Ring worked in fashion design, creating womenswear for top retailers like Saks Fifth Avenue, Holt Renfrew, and Harvey Nichols. It was there that she first learned to appreciate the complexity of simple forms. White canvas could be layered, pleated, and shaped into something entirely new. That sensibility now informs her approach to painting. Based in Toronto, Paige is represented by galleries in Toronto and Calgary, with work held in private collections across Canada, the U.S., Europe, and South America.
        • Paul EliaPaul Elia is a Hamilton-based artist known for his large-format cityscapes that capture the spirit of his hometown’s cultural renaissance. A graduate of OCAD, he began his career blending traditional painting with digital media and later collaborated with filmmaker Judith Doyle on the multimedia venture Reading Pictures, as well as with abstract painter Ben Woolfitt. Since returning to Hamilton in 2007, Paul has become a central figure in the city’s art scene, with his panoramic works exhibited in galleries, museums, and public spaces across Southern Ontario. His striking cityscapes celebrate both place and transformation, cementing his role as one of Hamilton’s most recognizable visual storytellers.
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