Some evenings don’t just light up the sky… they light up everything around them. The water catches every colour, the shoreline softens, and for a few quiet moments the whole lake seems to glow. Glow, 12 x 12 inches, oil/canvas. This painting was inspired by one of those evenings. The setting sun reflecting across the water, warm light stretching through the sky, and that peaceful feeling that only comes at the end of the day on the lake.

Algonquin Art Centre opens June 1st, and I just dropped off a brand new collection. There’s always something special about seeing months of work finally together in one space. Lakes, pines, rock, light, quiet mornings… all the things that keep pulling me back to paint our beautiful Canadian landscape.

There’s something timeless about a Canadian sunset. The shifting light, vivid reflections, and dramatic colours of reds, oranges, pinks, and purples inspired this newest painting. As a Canadian landscape painter, I’m continually inspired by nature’s fleeting moments and the challenge of capturing them on canvas. This piece explores the movement of light across the sky and water, blending texture, colour, and atmosphere to create a scene that feels both peaceful and alive. Ori

There are moments in nature that stay with you long after they pass. One of those moments inspired this new painting called, Radiance. Radiance, 30 x 48 inches, oil/canvas. During a quiet sunset paddle, the last light of the day filtered gently through windswept pines, casting a warm glow across the water. The stillness, colour, and feeling of that evening became the inspiration for this landscape painting. As an artist deeply connected to the beauty of the Canadian landscape