Corre Alice’s oil paintings often explore the relationship between the emotional and the intellectual. She is inspired by the boldness of abstract expressionism, as well as the surrealist movement and its use of the creative unconscious as a navigational tool.
Born in the 60s on the coast of BC, Alice has lived most of her live on islands and never had a “clean clothes job.” She’s built her own strawbale home on South Pender Island and grown numerous gardens. She studied at Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design, Victoria College of Art and Vancouver Island School of Art and her work has been exhibited at galleries in Victoria and others across Vancouver Island, Vancouver, Kelowna and Edmonton.
“I paint freely, but with formal restraints, respecting the integrity of the structure in the attempt to create tension…impulsively painting with regard to the logical.” Quote from Corre Alice, Artist Biography, Van Dop Gallery Website, https://vandopgallery.com/corre-alice/.
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