Sandra J. Pineault
artist
Transition from being a nurse, and then hospital administrator, to a full time artist
was nearly seamless. Since childhood art has been a refuge for me. When the opportunity came to develop it full time, I grasped it with both hands.
Life tells us its directions and when I followed its directives, I arrived full into abstract acrylic painting and teaching both children and adults.
A medical background, as well as one in spirituality,
paved the way to a Zen based philosophy of art.
paved the way to a Zen based philosophy of art.
Abstract expressionism, for me in acrylics, is a way of story telling:
stories that I tell and even more fascinating, stories that are
also based on years of studying composition,
stories that I tell and even more fascinating, stories that are
also based on years of studying composition,
color and design.
Serious illness has also added to the depth and range of my work,
as my own experiences form another dimension. Because of this,
my work has evolved to become highly original. None of my pieces can be duplicated...even by me.For this reason, they are prized
by collectors as well as those wishing
as my own experiences form another dimension. Because of this,
my work has evolved to become highly original. None of my pieces can be duplicated...even by me.For this reason, they are prized
by collectors as well as those wishing
only one piece or a few.
What cannot be seen in photographs is that each piece is highly textured.
Often beads and tiny pieces of mirror add sparkle and life, and
an underlay of textured materials also adds even more elegance.
A few years ago due to health considerations, I stopped doing my
large paintings and also writing this blog. These past few months
I have been working an art journals discovering a whole new
passion. It allow for experimentation and play.
I have a whole new group of art internet friends who are passionate
about journalling and learn something
new every day.
Please look at my work, read my blog.
Your comments are most welcome.