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'Tailspin, 2022' by Anne Griffiths

$3,695.00

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Anne Griffiths is a Canadian painter with a studio in Victoria, British Columbia. She studied painting at Emily Carr University and has a diploma in design and illustration from Capilano University’s IDEA Program. Post-graduation, Anne had a successful 20 year career as an art director in several of Vancouver’s prominent design firms. In the past decade Anne has shifted her creative pursuits to focus on her painting practice, building upon her experience pivoting from professional realms to imaginative ones. Her studio practice fixates on the interplay of colour and form, indulging in expansive colour pallets and exploring landscape intuitively.

As Anne has moved through a variety of disciplines her paintings beget a similar kind of evolutionary flow— shifting dimensions and spatial relationships build new places for the viewer to gaze upon, wander through or step away from.

Anne is represented by the Bau-xi Gallery in Vancouver and Dianna Witte Gallery in Toronto. Her work has been placed in numerous private collections in the UK, Europe, the US and Canada.

Oilstick on linen.

81 x 81 cm

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