Barbara Sotiropoulos

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Barb Sotiropoulos is an award-winning Canadian artist whose current body of work explores the picturesque landscapes and wildlife found near her home in Calgary, Alberta.

Barb draws inspiration from the beauty of the natural world and the symbolic relationships between animals and humankind in folklore. Her work features vibrant colours and bold brush strokes, creating visual textures that engage and delight collectors.

After earning her Bachelor of Design degree, she pursued a full-time career as a graphic designer while continuing to create art. Notably, her illustration work is featured on the covers of Staedtler coloured pencil products available across North America.

As a passionate creative educator, Barb is also a published author and a mentor to those wishing to expand their creativity and learn best practices to thrive in their art businesses.

ARTIST’S STATEMENT

Creating art offers me a way to connect not only with the natural beauty of the world around me but also to explore visuals and concepts that are meaningful to me on a personal growth level. My artwork has been a fulfilling way that I can focus my thoughts and energy on the things that bring me a feeling of calm.

My primary goal as a creator is to share a sense of beauty, optimism, inspiration, and compassion with collectors of my work. I believe that the art we hang on our walls is often not just for decoration, but a reflection of our inner selves and what we care about the most.

$900.00

Oil & acrylic on gallery edge canvas.

15x30x1.50"

Alberta's Rocky Mountains hold some of the most breathtaking sites in Canada. The smell of the crisp mountain breeze and the sound of rushing glacial waters fill the air around you when you visit Mistaya Canyon. Carved by centuries of river water flowing down from Peyto Lake, you get a true sense of the power of Mother Nature as you stand before it.

Barbara Sotiropoulos

$640.00

Oil & acrylic on gallery edge canvas.

16x20x1.50"

Summer is full of feelings of nostalgia. It’s the return of late nights laughing with friends by the fire, camping in the woods, and the sounds of the lake gently lapping against the shore at the family cabin. Best of all the? Multi-coloured sunsets that paint the sky in celebration of the day that just passed, and promise another day of bliss.

Barbara Sotiropoulos