Byron Hodgins

And They Said it Was Like Fire
Oil
44.5″ x 53.5″
3,350.

Hodgins is inspired both by an inward place and direct observation of nature. To him painting is a means of being sensitive to seeing colour, as much as a means for expressing visual thought. A plein air painting practice has lead Byron to experience the common place as transformational, an opportunity to be present and focus on the self.

Bio

• BealArt, Drawing, painting & print-making

• 1994 Malaspina Printmakers Society, Lithography Studio

• 2001 Nova Scotia School of Art and Design, BFA Painting & Art History

Collections include Ontario Government Archive; Boy Scouts Canada; Corporate and Private Collections across Canada and internationally.