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Galen Davison

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UNTITLED
GD009
mixed media, panel
12" x 9"
$ 400 CDN
LITTLE ONES
GD008
mixed media, panel
14" x 11"
$ 500 CDN
UNTITLED
GD007
mixed media, panel
12" x 9"
$ 400 CDN
UNTITLED
GD006
mixed media, panel
14" x 11"
$ 500 CDN
CLEARLY SPRING
GD005
mixed media, panel
24" x 72"
$ 3275 CDN
SEVEN AND ALIZARIN'S WARMTH
GD004
mixed media, panel
24" x 72"
$ 3275 CDN
HARMONY AND THREE
GD003
mixed media, panel
48" x 24"
$ 2000 CDN
WAITING FOR THE WIND
GD002
mixed media, panel
36" x 24"
$ 1700 CDN
THURSDAY'S SILL
GD001
mixed media, panel
50.5" x 38.5"
$ 3800 CDN

Galen Davison

“Exceptionally high quality work both in terms of craftsmanship and distinctive vocabulary.” With these kind words noted art appraiser, consultant and curator, Nicholas Tuele sums up the appeal and promise of the works of Galen Davison. He continues: “[The] paintings are at once accessible and mysterious and thus they wield a compelling hold on the thoughtful viewer. In my opinion, this is the hallmark of the very best art. This is the kind of art that proves itself over time as we find deeper and deeper levels of meaning and allusion on sustained viewing.”

Working with plaster, zinc, copper, wood, ceramics and oil paint, Davison describes his technique as “a loose flow of movement, a visual journey.” His latest series is called Petal Paintings - and whether he casts his eye to abstract landscapes, seascapes, or still life studies, the results are works of bold beauty that fill their spaces with wonder, peace and delight.

Close study of a Davison work reveals a thousand tiny mysteries reflecting his many curiosities: the wonder of nature, the power of light, the ubiquitous icons of modern culture, the prettiness of a flower. Says Davison: “I like to think of these images as objects - more like flat sculptures. It’s like arriving at an archeological dig and trying to decode the layers of history and visualize the actions and decisions of the archeologists.”

Davison won a scholarship to the University of Victoria, BC, where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree, with honours, and received an honourable mention for the Helen Pitt Visual Arts Canada Award for the most promising artist to graduate from a British Columbia university. His work can be found in the corporate collections of the Westin Hotels, Brentwood Bay Luxury Resort Hotel, Sayward Hill Developments, the Robert W Cameron Law offices, and many private collections.

Davison paints at the window of the hillside studio near his home where he lives with his wife and three young sons.


Galen Davison



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