Members Interview
In this insightful interview, artist Cecilia Lopez shares her journey from childhood to professional artist, revealing how her work reflects both her personal evolution and a deep connection to her Mexican heritage. Through vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and a blend of realism and stylization, Cecilia’s art invites us to explore themes of identity, self-expression, and cultural pride.
In this interview, Toronto artist Julia Hacker opens up about her journey from fashion design to becoming a well-known abstract floral painter. Originally from Belarus, Julia now lives in Canada, where she draws inspiration from her life, cultural background, and the changing seasons in a woman's life. Her vibrant artwork explores themes like growth, strength, and connection. Julia shares how her creative process is deeply personal, with each painting reflecting her experiences and emotions, while also inviting viewers to reflect on their own lives.
In this interview, Anne Shackelford talks about her journey as an artist and her passion for creation. She shares how she finds inspiration in everyday life and infuses her artwork with healing energy. As she discusses her creative process and her hopes for inspiring others, we gain a deeper appreciation for the power of art to bring joy and connection into our lives.
In this insightful interview, Celeste Cisneros shares her journey from ballet to visual arts, revealing how her background influences her creative expression. She discusses her passion for color, her unique process, and her upcoming exhibition, "Free of Propaganda," which focuses on female empowerment. Celeste's dedication to authenticity and her desire to inspire others shine through, offering a glimpse into the heart of her art.
In this heartfelt interview, Franziska Dörfel shares her path from wood sculptor to contemporary painter. She discusses how silence and self-reflection inspire her work, highlighting her unique mix of abstract and figurative styles. Through her art, Franziska invites viewers to look within themselves and discover new perspectives.
In our chat with Deborah Kruger, she opens up about how her background in textile design influences her environmental art. She shares her dedication to using recycled materials and the importance of highlighting endangered birds and languages. Deborah’s insights remind us that art can play a vital role in raising awareness about protecting our planet.
In our conversation with Sondra Tregre Stanley, we dive into her colorful world of mixed media art. Sondra shares what inspires her, her creative process, and her hopes for how her art connects with others. With a focus on building community, she also reveals her exciting plans for the future, aiming to enhance the local art scene.
In her interview, Angela Meijer opens up about her nearly 30 years as an artist, sharing her shift from photography to painting. She talks about how her experiences influence her work and emphasizes the importance of trying new things and trusting her instincts. Angela’s art encourages us to explore the beauty of memory and connection, making her work both relatable and meaningful.
In this interview, Kait Matthews shares how her Ojibway/Potawatomi background, personal experiences, and traditional Indigenous stories influence her art. She talks about connecting with nature, celebrating the strength of Native American women, and exploring digital art as a new creative outlet.
In this engaging interview, Vicki Genberg shares her story of becoming an artist, from her roots in Cincinnati to her current life between Switzerland and Malaysia. She talks about how discovering Chinese ink painting changed her approach to art and helped her develop her expressive style. Vicki is passionate about understanding the dynamics of human relationships and uses her art to reveal the often-hidden power struggles that influence our interactions. Through her work, she invites viewers to reflect on their own emotions and connections with others, creating a space for deeper…