Kim Atlin

Still a couple of days left to see ‘where I like to be’ Westland Gallery . It’s a 3 person show with Tracy Bultje Artist and Julia Ismambetova .

Here is ‘electric glade 8’ photographed in the studio and in the gallery. It’s always amazing to me how art ant colour can transform a space .

Up until June 20th Westland Gallery . ‘Where I like to be’

These 2 pieces are part of an exploration of time . There was a fog bank rolling through the farm I do yoga at. I’m capturing the banks of moisture in the air and the fog casting a kind of mystery over the ground.

Structural incandescence 9 and 11 are each 30x30”

I’m excited to be exhibiting in London with and .

Vibrant landscape and intricate architecture’ May 26- June 20th. Opening reception May 30 1-3pm.

6 of my pieces will be included. Structural incandescence 11- 30x30” oil on canvas. Structural incandescence 9- 30x30” oil on canvas. Structural incandescence 14- 24x30” oil on canvas. Electric glade 8- 48x48” - oil on canvas. Electric glade 2- 30x40” - oil on canvas. Electric glade 9- 30x40” - oil on canvas

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Two of 6 the pieces to be included in the upcoming exhibition - ‘ Vibrant Landscapes & Intricate Architecture’ . The show runs from May 26 to June 20th in London ON.

These pieces were exhibited .art.gallery as part of ‘ Grey Area’ a show of contemporary landscape generated from Grey and Bruce counties.

Both of these pieces were inspired by a blanket of fog rolling over the farm I do yoga at. I’m capturing a sequence of moments in time.

L ‘structurally incandescence 9’ - 30x30”
R ‘structural incandescence 11 ‘ - 30x30”