Pat Dumas-Hudecki
Pat Dumas-Hudecki – born in Hamilton, Ontario and graduated from the Ontario College of Art and Design.
I have been exhibiting my paintings since 1995 in Canada and the USA. My works have garnered many awards and
may be found in private and public collections, including the Ontario Government’s permanent collection. I am a member of and serve on the executive council for the Ontario Society of Artists.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
Through my different painting series I want to
chronicle how the everyday objects around us transform
and convey their own unique narratives. My
realistic acrylic paintings pay homage to the sweet
disorder and chaos that surrounds us; they are an
integral part of our living spaces whether indoors
and out. I enjoy creating art that makes people take a second
look at their everyday surroundings and transforms
their perceptions of it.
Pat Dumas-Hudecki – born in Hamilton, Ontario and graduated from the Ontario College of Art and Design.
I have been exhibiting my paintings since 1995 in Canada and the USA. My works have garnered many awards and
may be found in private and public collections, including the Ontario Government’s permanent collection. I am a member of and serve on the executive council for the Ontario Society of Artists.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
Through my different painting series I want to
chronicle how the everyday objects around us transform
and convey their own unique narratives. My
realistic acrylic paintings pay homage to the sweet
disorder and chaos that surrounds us; they are an
integral part of our living spaces whether indoors
and out. I enjoy creating art that makes people take a second
look at their everyday surroundings and transforms
their perceptions of it.
$1,728.00
Acrylic on canvas.
12x48x2"
'Pierrot le Fou' is a mythical character who pines for the love of Columbine. A sad clown, sweet and innocent, a dreamer reaching for the moon, in David Bowie’s words he symbolized “Everyman”.
He will do whatever he can to win love, only to be forever frustrated. When I discovered this 1985 Czech marionette, with such a lovelorn look, I could see he was only waiting for that special someone to bring him to life.
$1,225.00
Acrylic on canvas (framed).
20x20x2"
‘Two in the Afternoon’ plays with two ideas. On first glance the painting shows the beauty of afternoon light shining on the old kitchen sink tiles, playing with the distortion of the black square patterns through the glass. The other interpretation is about what the scene intimates; what might have happened at that time - 2 pm in the afternoon.