Gray On Gray 8 by Jacques Pilon

Jacques Pilon's career as art director for Shelter and Architectural magazines in Toronto honed his artistic and decorative eye. Exploring two-dimensional spacial relationships with form and colour has always been his main interest. Drawing on restful colours and balanced design he gives us series like Circles in Squares and Blue Wash. His intention is to communicate a feeling, emotion, or energy that speaks to and engages the viewer. Curated in partnership with Orren Ellis, this piece is printed on high-quality art paper and professionally framed using award-winning mouldings renowned for quality and design.

Exactly as advertised!. Anonymous. Tue Oct 22 2024

Jacques Pilon's career as art director for Shelter and Architectural magazines in Toronto honed his artistic and decorative eye. Exploring two-dimensional spacial relationships with form and colour has always been his main interest. Drawing on restful colours and balanced design he gives us series like Circles in Squares and Blue Wash. His intention is to communicate a feeling, emotion, or energy that speaks to and engages the viewer. Curated in partnership with Orren Ellis, this piece is printed on high-quality art paper and professionally framed using award-winning mouldings renowned for quality and design.

Jacques Pilon's career as art director for Shelter and Architectural magazines in Toronto honed his artistic and decorative eye. Exploring two-dimensional spacial relationships with form and colour has always been his main interest. Drawing on restful colours and balanced design he gives us a series of circles in squares and blue wash. His intention is to communicate a feeling, emotion, or energy that speaks to and engages the viewer. Curated in partnership with Lipman Art, this piece is printed on high-quality art paper and professionally framed using award-winning mouldings renowned for quality and design.

We love these prints. They look great in our basement family room.. Connie. Glenview, IL. Sun Dec 08 2024

Retreating Tide by Ira Havuka is a serene abstract artwork capturing the gentle pull of water from the shore. Soft strokes in slate grey, misty blue, and ivory are layered with sand and faded yellow for a sense of movement and depth. Hand-embellished with subtle glossy texture, it's matted under glass and framed in a light wood-look finish. Inspired by the artist's journey through conflict and healing, it brings a quiet calm—perfect for restful, reflective spaces.