ARTWORK

Acts of Reverence

Acrylic
48" x 48"
$4800

Standing Still

Acrylic
18" x 24"
$850

Cosmic Dancer

Acrylic
24" x 30"
$1800

River Breathing

Acrylic
18" x 14"
$1200

River’s Law

Acrylic
18" x 14"
$1200

Enchanted Land 4

Acrylic
12" x 16"
$900

Solid Ground

Acrylic
40" x 30"
$2600

River Wandering

Acrylic
36" x 36"
$2800

Living Myth

Acrylic
40" x 60"
$4800

The Shape of Water

Acrylic
20" x 24"
$1600

Standing Stone

Acrylic
30" x 40"
$2400

Embodied Experience

Acrylic
30" x 40"
$2400 SOLD

Painting from a Dream

Acrylic
20" x 16"
$1200 SOLD

Moving into Night

Acrylic
24" x 30"
$1800 SOLD

Spirit of Place

Acrylic
60" x 30"
$3600 SOLD

Fire Mountain Morning

Acrylic
36" x 36"
$3200 SOLD

Rock Forest I

Acrylic
12" x 16"
$600 SOLD

Rock Forest II

Acrylic
12" x 16"
$600 SOLD

Wildflower Meadow

Acrylic
12" x 9"
$500 SOLD

Between Two Worlds

Acrylic
24" x 48"
$2600 SOLD

Water Offerings

Acrylic
24" x 20"
$1500 SOLD

Artist Biography

Holly Friesen was born in Saskatchewan, studied Visual Arts at John Abbott College in Montreal and painting at York University in Toronto. After many years of travel and study she settled in Mont-Tremblant, QC and opened ArtBeat Studio where she painted and taught for 15 years. Four summer seasons saw Holly as artistic director and curator of The Art Barn in Mont-Tremblant. In 2010 she was curator and project manager of Ateliers du Village, an artist run gallery in Mont-Tremblant village. She currently works as the Montreal curator for the daily online art auction ArtBomb which features Canadian artists and their artwork. The artist’s studio is based out of Montreal QC where she also works as artistic director and curator of E.K. Voland Art Gallery. Her paintings are collected internationally and part of both corporate and private collections. Holly’s passion is painting vibrant landscapes from the inside out while collaborating with other artists to make art more visible in our everyday world.

Artist Statement
My work revolves around earth-honoring images that reflect and instill connection to local bio-regions. These images internalize a reverence for the earth and shift the intent from harming the world to living in a mutually life enhancing manner. I learn what I need to know by painting. The more I paint the less separation there is between inner and outer worlds. For me, painting is like deep prayer awakening an inner wilderness that reflects the earth’s landscape; the image is in you and you are in the image. Painting is my breath, beauty my compass and the earth is my body.
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