Patricia Guttormson PeacockAn Intuitive and Evolving Painter
Patricia Guttormson
Peacock is a full time artist,
born and raised in Patricia owns a summer home in Gimli, at Willow Island. She spends her summers there. Patricia is a Senior Signature Member of the Federation of Canada. Patricia Guttormson Peacock was the Heritage Canada Artist in 1996 (Honoring Canadians of Nordic Heritage). MB last summer during the Icelandic Festival. Many of her works have been connected with Icelandic themes. President Vigdis Finnbogadottir was presented with one of her paintings, and as well the curator of the Kjarval Museum and the most resent President on one of his visits to Gimli. Patricia won the Gold Medal Award, Spilsbury Competition, Federation of Canadian Artists. "Day at the Beach" was the painting that won and it is now sold. In Vancouver it vas titled "Walk at Low Tide".
Art Philosophy: "Art and life are
interwoven, a tapestry of visual storytelling. Every person on
this planet connects in some way with art, and has done so since
the beginning of time. My desire to create came to me as a
young child; I stated at that time that I was going to be an
artist. I enjoy colour and design and telling a visual story.
Through my art I have been able to connect with my heritage and
give back to my ancestral family. I don't know where my journey
will take me but I am always open to new ideas and willing to
push the boundaries. The statement I made as a child is with me
and inspires me to create."
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