Andrea Taylor
Meet Andrea, a painter who creates vibrant and captivating abstracted landscapes of windswept pine trees and placid lakes. Born and raised in Orillia, Andrea has always been fascinated by the beauty of nature, especially the serene landscapes of Georgian Bay and Muskoka. She currently lives in Schomberg with her husband, kids and dog, Ember. Armed with a Bachelor of Education and Bachelor of Arts she has been working for 17 years as a visual art teacher in the Toronto District School Board. Andrea’s art has been shown in many galleries all across Canada.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
My art is a reflection of my profound connection to the natural world, particularly the landscapes of Georgian Bay and Muskoka. Through my work, I strive to convey the beauty and importance of these landscapes, while also emphasizing the need for their preservation. Each canvas is a testament to the delicate balance between humanity and the environment, inviting viewers to connect with and appreciate the enduring power of our planet.
Meet Andrea, a painter who creates vibrant and captivating abstracted landscapes of windswept pine trees and placid lakes. Born and raised in Orillia, Andrea has always been fascinated by the beauty of nature, especially the serene landscapes of Georgian Bay and Muskoka. She currently lives in Schomberg with her husband, kids and dog, Ember. Armed with a Bachelor of Education and Bachelor of Arts she has been working for 17 years as a visual art teacher in the Toronto District School Board. Andrea’s art has been shown in many galleries all across Canada.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
My art is a reflection of my profound connection to the natural world, particularly the landscapes of Georgian Bay and Muskoka. Through my work, I strive to convey the beauty and importance of these landscapes, while also emphasizing the need for their preservation. Each canvas is a testament to the delicate balance between humanity and the environment, inviting viewers to connect with and appreciate the enduring power of our planet.
$350.00
Acrylic on canvas.
12x12"
"Wisdom" portrays three trees linked by intertwining roots, showcasing the mycorrhizal network facilitating their communication and shared resources. Above ground, distinct in appearance, they symbolize the unseen yet profound connection and shared knowledge between trees, emphasizing nature's lessons through interdependence.
$490.00
Acrylic on gallery canvas.
15x36"
“Muskoka Nights” depicts a lone pine against the dark backdrop of night. Bright colours depict the fun and luminance of the joy of cottage life. The inspiration behind this painting is a night at the cottage — cuddle up by the bonfire and pour yourself a glass of wine.
$350.00
Acrylic on canvas.
12x12"
"Radiance" depicts the serene beauty of Muskoka's sunset scene. The canvas bursts with vibrant hues as the sun gracefully sets over a tranquil lake, casting a warm, golden glow across the water. An island, adorned with rich greenery and colorful foliage, stands as a silhouette against the breathtaking backdrop of the setting sun. The painting captures the mesmerizing blend of colors—streaks of orange, pink, and purple painting the sky, while the shimmering lake reflects this magnificent display, creating a scene brimming with tranquility and radiant beauty.
$350.00
Acrylic on birch panel.
12x12"
Aged and stoic, she bears the weight of time's burdens. The relentless winds of motherhood try to push her down. A new generation survives because of her. There is nothing in this rock to sustain her. Yet, she persists. They arrive too late with metal rods, the silent allies, to finally support her against the pressures of patriarchy. She bends but never breaks, a testament to the indomitable spirit within her weathered bark. She’d be a lot prettier if she smiled, though!
$1,100.00
Acrylic on canvas.
30x24"
A paddle glides through the calm water of the lake as the sun sets behind the trees casting a golden glow over her. He steers from the stern and watches her watch the sunset.
$199.00
Acrylic on gallery canvas.
8x8"
“One More Swim”
The sun dips low in the late afternoon casting shadows behind a Muskoka chair on a dock. We may still have time before the air cools.