Location: Canada
Born in Thun, Switzerland. Before realizing that painting was the challenge for which she was searching, Eliane Saheurs did photographic work in Europe, including studies of landforms, an influence evident in her painting.
Began Art studies in 1985 at Algonquin College, Ottawa, and continued at the Ottawa School of Art. Studied also with professional artists in different countries. Residency, Contemporary Artists Center, North Adams, MA. Worked in New Mexico, France and Crete. Lived in Switzerland, Ireland, Germany and France
The furors of geological forces inside the earth’s crust create new organic and geometric forms and intricate spaces. Geometrical relicts of crystal symmetry emerge; volcanic eruption, weathering and fragmenting transform the rocks and minerals into new structures and mysterious landscapes; vivid colours arise from layers of oxidations and erosion.
These fragmentations and emerging of entangled spaces and structures are an inspiration.
48"h 40"w acrylic on canvas
48"h 60"w acrylic on canvas
30"h 30"w acrylic on canvas