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Virginia Dupuis @ Primecorp Display Windows
June 16, 2015 @ 12:00 - August 11, 2015 @ 21:00
FreePrimecorp Display Windows | Corner of Bank St. and Somerset St.
The Primecorp exhibit space is located at 275 Bank Street, ‘physically’ at the north east corner of Bank St. and Somerset St., just east of Gabriel’s Pizza Restaurant. This exhibit space consists of three, bay style, display windows. Each window measures 120” in width, 87” in height and 14” in depth and offers a streetscape viewing access to the public at a very high traffic zone.
Virginia Dupuis is showing six of her larger format paintings from June 16 to August 11, 2015.
ARTIST STATEMENT
Virginia Dupuis, SCA
“Of the vine”
Working in the traditional medium of oil, I take a macroscopic view, often at a scale larger than life, and strive for a strong tactile quality, building up layers of paint.
I respect perseverance, patience and resilience and am drawn to a subject by its beauty, colour and rhythm. Exploring colouristically the drama in patterns, suggestive of creation, growth, and endurance, allows me to see beauty in the ordinary.
Primecorp Display Windows | Corner of Bank St. and Somerset St.
The Primecorp exhibit space is located at 275 Bank Street, ‘physically’ at the north east corner of Bank St. and Somerset St., just east of Gabriel’s Pizza Restaurant. This exhibit space consists of three, bay style, display windows. Each window measures 120” in width, 87” in height and 14” in depth and offers a streetscape viewing access to the public at a very high traffic zone.
Virginia Dupuis is showing six of her larger format paintings from June 16 to August 11, 2015.
ARTIST STATEMENT
Virginia Dupuis, SCA
“Of the vine”
Working in the traditional medium of oil, I take a macroscopic view, often at a scale larger than life, and strive for a strong tactile quality, building up layers of paint.
I respect perseverance, patience and resilience and am drawn to a subject by its beauty, colour and rhythm. Exploring colouristically the drama in patterns, suggestive of creation, growth, and endurance, allows me to see beauty in the ordinary.
