Oil on gallery wrapped canvas.
30x24"
This painting was inspired on a warm summer afternoon with a dear friend by the Bow River.
First Nations made varied use of the river for sustenance before settlers of European origin arrived, such as using its valleys in the buffalo hunt. They skillfully employed its valleys during buffalo hunts, exemplifying their resourcefulness.
The river's name, Bow, originates from the reeds that flourished along its banks, serving as raw materials for crafting bows by the First Nations. In the Blackfoot language, the river is referred to as Makhabn, signifying "river where bow reeds grow."
Original oil painting on gallery wrapped canvas, 30x24x1.5 inches, sides painted and ready to hang.
Yanina Eberhard is a self-taught Argentine-Canadian artist who has been residing in Canada since 2005. Her art is deeply influenced by nature and is characterized by the interplay of light and atmosphere. She draws inspiration from the nuances of morning and evening light, vibrant colors, and abstract shapes, using oil paints in an empirical manner to convey feelings rather than precise renditions of objects. This approach results in unique, one-of-a-kind artworks that showcase her distinctive style. Yanina believes in pushing the boundaries of her comfort zone to convey a more accurate message through her art.
In 2018, Yanina started showcasing her paintings at art exhibitions, receiving a positive response. She is an active member of several prestigious art organizations, with her work receiving awards and recognition. Her artwork has even been featured in International Artists Magazine and her pieces can be found in private collections across Europe, North America, and South America.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
My artistic expression is driven perceiving the world uniquely, shaped by personal experiences and the "light" of perspective. A dreamy atmosphere in my work reflects the impact of individual experiences on our surroundings. Born in Argentina, my journey from Toronto to Winnipeg and ultimately to Calgary has fortified my dedication to pursuing a career as an artist. Living in Calgary, my paintings are a testament to my determination to capture a vision informed by my admiration for the natural world.
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