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Caroline Miller
Squamish, BC
Jewellery
Although essentially a jeweller, I consider myself a metalsmith. The techniques of metalsmithing that have evolved for generations form the basis of my work. And what I aim to do with them is to create pieces that hold a meaning as peculiar as the individual that may wear, look or touch them.
My work revolves around two distinct techniques- forging and construction. Along with my love of construction, I am progressing my interest in making modern forms and sculpture by traditional methods such as; raising, repousse and blacksmithing. These pieces range from small intricate constructed jewellery to larger copper hollowware vessels. I am interested in exploring all creative avenues between these points in metal.
The materials I use are primarily malleable metals: silver, gold, copper and steel. However, I like to meet the precious with the non-precious and I also use plastics such as formica and plexiglass. Additionally, I often incorporate semi-precious stones and materials I have found. Cast components are a frequent feature of my work.
Many of my pieces are narrative, where others are simply aesthetic and perhaps more simply classical in style. I would say, in one sense my work is a microscopic study of the world we live in. In another, it is simply part of the world we live in.
The price point of my work that I sell at shows starts at $40 and extends to $500. The majority of what sells is between the $85 - $250 range.
My work revolves around two distinct techniques- forging and construction. Along with my love of construction, I am progressing my interest in making modern forms and sculpture by traditional methods such as; raising, repousse and blacksmithing. These pieces range from small intricate constructed jewellery to larger copper hollowware vessels. I am interested in exploring all creative avenues between these points in metal.
The materials I use are primarily malleable metals: silver, gold, copper and steel. However, I like to meet the precious with the non-precious and I also use plastics such as formica and plexiglass. Additionally, I often incorporate semi-precious stones and materials I have found. Cast components are a frequent feature of my work.
Many of my pieces are narrative, where others are simply aesthetic and perhaps more simply classical in style. I would say, in one sense my work is a microscopic study of the world we live in. In another, it is simply part of the world we live in.
The price point of my work that I sell at shows starts at $40 and extends to $500. The majority of what sells is between the $85 - $250 range.
jewellery
Carrie Hubert
Kamloops, BC
Fluid Art
I have been painting off and on for several years with acrylic and water colours. I decided to try fluid art two years ago and I was hooked. I loved the way the paint flows on the canvas to create unique and one of a kind designs. I have always had the desire to create different pieces of art, using different mediums from paint, wood, jewelry, pencil and charcoal. I love learning new things, I work in a private High School with youth so I learn with them and they teach me to be the best version of myself. I have a soft spot for youth homelessness and A Way Home Kamloops. My deep hope is that I can continue to donate to A Way Home through the sales of my art.
decor
mixed-media
painting
mixed-media
painting
Casey
Kamloops, BC
Acrylic prints
I am a forester and have worked in and enjoyed the forests in the province for many decades. Recently, I began taking cuttings from trees that were knocked down during the 2021 wildfires and turned them into print art. The result of this work is a series of acrylic prints from a variety of tree species, showing the inner growth patterns and rings, forming a snapshot of the history of each tree. The response to this work has surprised me but shows that people really want to connect with nature and forests.
print-making
Catherine Dochstader
Cathy Tetarenko
Kamloops, BC
Oil
A creative, curious and fun loving person by nature, My art speaks to my love of things I enjoy in life, peacefulness, spontaneity, laughter, nature, animals, family, friends, social connections, good coffee and, just those small random pleasures. Life is good!
arts-group
decor
painting
decor
painting
Celella-Werrun
Merritt, BC
Family of 4