Monday, October 18, 2021
WE ARE WOLVES Exhibition
Hi fiends, I am exhibiting this piece at the Hive Gallery in Los Angeles for the group exhibition "We're Wolves"! The exhibition is during the month of October.
L'Homme, Le Loup
Acrylic & Wax Crayons on Canvas
12" x 12"
2021
Friday, August 7, 2020
BARK
Hi friends!
We have been settling in in Gagetown for a while now. It is a journey! I am not painting as much as I would like. I am reassessing my approach to my work for one, the natural surroundings are certainly playing a part in that, but primarily the family life with a baby, taking care of a property while trying to find work has not been easy and is taking a lot of my time! Well, all of that aside, I did manage to create a little something lately that I quite enjoy. I always loved the idea of mounting things into my paintings, although I have not done a lot of it in the past. This was a fun idea, to create a therapeutic, cloudy sky and showcase one of nature's beautiful pieces. Everything that comes from this earth is a beautiful work of art and I thank God for every moment. This piece makes me think a lot about not only appreciating nature but about how to approach my work in this new journey.
"BARK"
Acrylic & Wood Bark on Wood Panel
9" x 10"
2020
We have been settling in in Gagetown for a while now. It is a journey! I am not painting as much as I would like. I am reassessing my approach to my work for one, the natural surroundings are certainly playing a part in that, but primarily the family life with a baby, taking care of a property while trying to find work has not been easy and is taking a lot of my time! Well, all of that aside, I did manage to create a little something lately that I quite enjoy. I always loved the idea of mounting things into my paintings, although I have not done a lot of it in the past. This was a fun idea, to create a therapeutic, cloudy sky and showcase one of nature's beautiful pieces. Everything that comes from this earth is a beautiful work of art and I thank God for every moment. This piece makes me think a lot about not only appreciating nature but about how to approach my work in this new journey.
Acrylic & Wood Bark on Wood Panel
9" x 10"
2020
Monday, August 5, 2019
The Village of Gagetown - New Chapter
Well, here we are!
Me, my wife Kristal and our baby Emma are now officially moved to the Village of Gagetown, New-Brunswick! This is quite the change from Montreal! Let's see what this adventure brings!
Friday, July 26, 2019
Monday, May 20, 2019
Goodbye Dear Montreal
Dear Montreal,
We love you so much, but we must leave you :( .
( Photo from Wikipedia )
After the birth of our daughter Emma, Kristal and I have been trying to find a decent apartment for our little family. Living in a tiny, cluttered bachelor apartment with a little baby is not a great fit. We have been looking and looking but it seems impossible to find available apartments that will take us. After considering all of our options, we have decided to move to New-Brunswick. Kristals is originally from Victoria, BC. Her dad is from New-Brunswick and her mom is from Victoria. I am originally from New-Brunswick. Kristal has been in Montreal for 11 years and I have been in Montreal for nearly 8 years. We both met here, we recently got engaged and had our little baby. Kristal's parents now live in New-Brunswick as do mine, and her parents own and rent a house in the small Village of Gagetown, New-Brunswick. Kristal and I figured that moving into that house seems to be our best option at the moment. For one it's a house, and both of our parents live in New-Brunswick. Now that we have a baby, family is getting more and more important. Montreal is my favorite place in the world. I will miss it so much. I have made so many friends in the art and music community there, created so much art there, exhibited at many galleries, saw the best art exhibitions of my life and the best music shows of my life. A big piece of my heart will for ever be there! Gagetown will be a massive change of life and scenery for us! Let's see how this new chapter goes!
After the birth of our daughter Emma, Kristal and I have been trying to find a decent apartment for our little family. Living in a tiny, cluttered bachelor apartment with a little baby is not a great fit. We have been looking and looking but it seems impossible to find available apartments that will take us. After considering all of our options, we have decided to move to New-Brunswick. Kristals is originally from Victoria, BC. Her dad is from New-Brunswick and her mom is from Victoria. I am originally from New-Brunswick. Kristal has been in Montreal for 11 years and I have been in Montreal for nearly 8 years. We both met here, we recently got engaged and had our little baby. Kristal's parents now live in New-Brunswick as do mine, and her parents own and rent a house in the small Village of Gagetown, New-Brunswick. Kristal and I figured that moving into that house seems to be our best option at the moment. For one it's a house, and both of our parents live in New-Brunswick. Now that we have a baby, family is getting more and more important. Montreal is my favorite place in the world. I will miss it so much. I have made so many friends in the art and music community there, created so much art there, exhibited at many galleries, saw the best art exhibitions of my life and the best music shows of my life. A big piece of my heart will for ever be there! Gagetown will be a massive change of life and scenery for us! Let's see how this new chapter goes!
Thursday, December 20, 2018
EMMANUELLE
Dear friend
It is with a heart full of love that I announce that Kristal and I's daughter Emmanuelle Cormier was borm on November 5th, 2018 at the Jewish General Hospital in Montreal. She was born exactly the day after the first anniverssary of Kristal and I's very first date, which was at Marché Jean Talon on November 4th, 2017! Here are a couple of sweet photos of her taken recently with Kristal and I passed out in much need of rest!
Sunday, August 14, 2016
12 x 12 Mini Video
Here is a short clip of the 12 x 12 group exhibition at ABYSS Gallery that I curated in Montreal. It was an amazing international exhibition!
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