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- Her process is rooted in memory and imagination, and her emotions are palpable. When she’s at work, Harris becomes utterly engrossed in her practice. It’s a fully physical task with music turned up loud and paint flying. Laura applies the same love and abandon to all other areas of her life.
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Her process is rooted in memory and imagination, and her emotions are palpable. When she’s at work, Harris becomes utterly engrossed in her practice. It’s a fully physical task with music turned up loud and paint flying. Laura applies the same love and abandon to all other areas of her life.
Laura’s paintings are described as beautifully imperfect, and have the ability to stir powerful emotions, speaking to an inner voice often ignored. Often large in scale with strikingly bold colours and texture, each piece offers discovery. Her process is rooted in memory and imagination, and her emotions are palpable. View Laura Harris collection
Evocative and moody, her paintings are layered to catch the eye and draw the viewer into the minutiae of thoughtful brush strokes and organic fabrics shaped and painted into place just so. Like their creator, they offer a sense of processed complexities — thoughts translated to a sublime expression of the natural world.
Inspiration isn’t wholly spontaneous—it’s “something you have to make room for,” explains mixed-media acrylic artist Laura Harris. Based in Victoria, British Columbia, Harris has been diligently painting full-time for the last two decades.
Her process is rooted in memory and imagination, and her emotions are palpable. When she’s at work, Harris becomes utterly engrossed in her practice. It’s a fully physical task with music turned up loud and paint flying. Laura applies the same love and abandon to all other areas of her life.
Jan 17, 2014 · 9 years ago. Laura Harris - artist. 2014 - Canadian contemporary artist, Laura Harris. With music loud and her body swaying, Laura gives us a glimpse at her process. "Painting the first layer of a painting is my absolute favourite part... I'm free, unencumbered... I get lost here..."
