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# Sopa Fine Art

Art Gallery, Art Dealer, Art Consultant

## Posts

- [Art Blog](https://sopafinearts.com/media-and-blog/) - Discover fine art insights, event updates, and expert tips on mastering art collecting. Explore our blog for inspiration and elevate your collection with SOPA Fine Arts
- [The Healing Power of Fine Art: Nurturing the Mind](https://sopafinearts.com/the-healing-power-of-fine-art-nurturing-the-mind/) - Discover how fine art transforms hospital spaces, promoting healing and comfort. Explore Evening the Field at SOPA Fine Arts for an uplifting art experience.
- [Arcadian Odyssey](https://sopafinearts.com/arcadian-odyssey/) - Come Join us at SOPA Fine Arts at 2934 Pandosy Street on June 6th from 7-10 PM for our latest Opening Reception… “ARCADIAN ODYSSEY” a group exhibition starring Bill Gingles, Christopher Griffin, Matt Petley Jones, and Michael Shemchuk. Influenced by aspects of the natural world, the passage of time, and the aesthetics of Romantic Era
- [Undеrstanding Finе Art](https://sopafinearts.com/undеrstanding-finе-art/) - Understanding fine art and the differences between it and other art forms is essential to fully appreciate each piece's beauty.

## Pages

- [Sopa Fine Arts - Kelowna's Contemporary Art Gallery](https://sopafinearts.com/) - SOPA Fine Arts is a contemporary art gallery offering curated exhibitions, custom art installation, crating & shipping services, and expert art consulting.
- [Contact](https://sopafinearts.com/contact/) - As a premier Kelowna art gallery, SOPA Fine Arts is always reachable via phone or e-mail and is open to the public seven days a week.
- [About](https://sopafinearts.com/about/) - As one of Kelowna's premier art galleries, SOPA Fine Arts has been dedicated to promoting contemporary artists and their work since 2003.
- [Artwork Consignment Services](https://sopafinearts.com/artwork-consignment/) - Sell your artwork with SOPA Fine Arts consignment services, offering expert curation, professional presentation and access to collectors.
- [Artists](https://sopafinearts.com/sopa-artists/) - At SOPA Fine Arts, we're proud to promote local Kelowna artists alongside artists from across Canada and around the globe.
- [Crating and Shipping Services](https://sopafinearts.com/crating-and-shipping/) - SOPA Fine Arts provides professional art crating & shipping services with secure packing, handling and trusted worldwide delivery.
- [Art Installation Services](https://sopafinearts.com/art-installation/) - SOPA Fine Arts offers custom art installation services for homes, galleries & businesses. Expert hanging, placement & handling.
- [Venue Rental](https://sopafinearts.com/gallery-hire/) - Kelowna's unique venue rental: Host your event at SOPA Fine Arts and add an artistic touch, surrounded by inspiring contemporary art in the heart of Kelowna !
- [New Arrivals](https://sopafinearts.com/new-arrivals-2/) - Discover new arrivals at SOPA Fine Arts featuring contemporary paintings, sculpture and collectible works from emerging artists.
- [Loomlight](https://sopafinearts.com/loom-light/) - LOOMLIGHT by SOPA Fine Arts features unique vintage and contemporary lighting pieces curated to bring character, warmth and sculptural design to any space.
- [Art Rentals](https://sopafinearts.com/art-rentals/) - Rent original artwork from SOPA Fine Arts for homes, offices and events, with curated contemporary pieces to elevate any space.
- [Artworks](https://sopafinearts.com/artworks/) - Browse original artwork at SOPA Fine Arts, featuring contemporary paintings, sculpture and collectible works from emerging and established artists.
- [Emerging Artists](https://sopafinearts.com/emerging-artists/) - Discover emerging artists at SOPA Fine Arts featuring fresh contemporary artwork, original paintings, sculpture and collectible works from new voices.
- [Exhibitions](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/) - Explore contemporary art exhibitions at SOPA Fine Arts featuring emerging and established artists, curated shows and collectible works here in Kelowna.
- [Loomlight](https://sopafinearts.com/loomlight/) - LOOMLIGHT by SOPA Fine Arts features unique vintage and contemporary lighting pieces curated to bring character, warmth and sculptural design to any space.
- [New Arrivals](https://sopafinearts.com/new-arrivals/) - Discover new artwork arrivals at SOPA Fine Arts featuring contemporary paintings, sculpture and collectible works from emerging artists.
- [Draft Home](https://sopafinearts.com/draft-home/)
- [Other Artists](https://sopafinearts.com/other-artists/) - Many local artists in Kelowna have previously been represented by SOPA, and their work can still be purchased from us by appointment.
- [News](https://sopafinearts.com/news/) - For all the latest news on local art in Kelowna, including promising new artists and exhibitions, check out SOPA's official blog.
- [Thank You](https://sopafinearts.com/thank-you/)

## Products

- [Vermeil Powder](https://sopafinearts.com/product/vermeil-powder/) - Mixed media on sculpted aluminum 24 × 24 × 5 in 60 x 60 x 12 cm $2,056.36
- [Celestial vault](https://sopafinearts.com/product/celestial-vault/) - Mixed media on sculpted aluminum 14 x 23 x 2 in 36 x 60 x 4 cm $2,056.36
- [Whisper of Ireland](https://sopafinearts.com/product/whisper-of-ireland/) - Mixed media on sculpted aluminum 20 x 16 x 3 in 50 x 42 x 6 cm $1,773.41
- [Gold medal](https://sopafinearts.com/product/gold-medal/) - Mixed media on sculpted aluminum 11 x 8 1/2 x 1 in 28 x 21 x 2 cm $1,773.41
- [Color Abstraction](https://sopafinearts.com/product/color-abstraction/) - Mixed media on sculpted aluminum 11 x 8 1/2 x 1 in 28 x 21 x 2 cm $1,773.41
- [Candies of Light](https://sopafinearts.com/product/candies-of-light/) - Mixed media on sculpted aluminum 11 x 8 1/2 x 1 in 28 x 21 x 2 cm $1,773.41
- [Mathematical Abstraction](https://sopafinearts.com/product/mathematical-abstraction/) - Mixed media on sculpted aluminum 11 x 8 1/2 x 1 in 28 x 21 x 2 cm $1,773.41
- [Prelude in the Rain](https://sopafinearts.com/product/prelude-in-the-rain/) - Mixed media on sculpted aluminum 11 x 8 1/2 x 1 in 28 x 21 x 2 cm $1,773.41
- [Blank page](https://sopafinearts.com/product/blank-page/) - Mixed media on sculpted aluminum 11 x 8 1/2 x 1 in 28 x 21 x 2 cm $1,773.41
- [Post-it](https://sopafinearts.com/product/post-it/) - Mixed media on sculpted aluminum 3 x 3 in each 8 x 8 cm each $283.68 each
- [Paper plane (different colour)](https://sopafinearts.com/product/paper-plane-different-colour/) - Mixed media on sculpted aluminum 12 x 5 x 2 1/2 in each 30 x 13 x 6 cm each $1,205.47 each
- [Paper plane (graffiti)](https://sopafinearts.com/product/paper-plane-graffiti/) - Mixed media on sculpted aluminum 12 x 5 x 2 1/2 in 30 x 13 x 6 cm $1,205.47
- [Paper plane (white)](https://sopafinearts.com/product/paper-plane-white/) - Mixed media on sculpted aluminum 12 x 5 x 2 1/2 in 30 x 13 x 6 cm $1,205.47
- [Reaffirm](https://sopafinearts.com/product/reaffirm/) - Mixed Media On Canvas 43 x 40 in 109.22 x 101.6 cm $6,640
- [Ankle Biters](https://sopafinearts.com/product/ankle-biters/) - Oil on Steel Panel 47 x 60 in 119.38 x 152.4 cm $5,600
- [Andy Warhol - Wayne Gretzky 7/300](https://sopafinearts.com/product/andy-warhol-wayne-gretzky-7-300/) - Authenticated Signed by Andy Warhol and Wayne Gretzky 40 x 33 in 101.6 x 83.82 cm $35,000
- [Andromeda Devorah](https://sopafinearts.com/product/andromeda-devorah/) - Bronze 39.3 x 7.4 x 12.6 in 100 x 19 x 32 cm $25,000
- [Ushabti Renpet](https://sopafinearts.com/product/ushabti-renpet/) - Bronze 33 x 6.3 x 6.7 in 84 x 16 x 17 cm $22,610
- [On End](https://sopafinearts.com/product/on-end/) - Acrylic on Canvas 70 x 30 x 2 in 177.8 x 76.2 x 5.1 cm $7,440
- [High, Wide and Plentiful](https://sopafinearts.com/product/high-wide-and-plentiful/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 43 × 68 in 109.2 × 172.7 cm $11,000
- [Untitled](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-44/) - Oil on Canvas 36 x 24 in 91.44 x 60.96 cm -
- [Untitled](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-43/) - Oil on Canvas 36 x 24 in 91.44 x 60.96 cm -
- [M5](https://sopafinearts.com/product/m5/) - Powder-coated stainless steel Gloss white 38 x 32 x 7 in 96.52 x 81.28 x 17.78 cm $3,800
- [M4](https://sopafinearts.com/product/m4-2/) - Powder-coated steel Black with ultra-gloss clearcoat 38 x 32 x 7 in 96.52 x 81.28 x 17.78 cm $2,600
- [M9](https://sopafinearts.com/product/13459/) - Stainless Steel 38 x 32 x 7 in 96.52 x 81.28 x 17.78 cm $4,800
- [Lotusland No.4](https://sopafinearts.com/product/lotusland-no-4/) - Dye on Aluminum Limited Edition of 10 30 x 22 in 76.2 x 55.88 cm $1,900
- [The Karaoke Singer](https://sopafinearts.com/product/the-cellist/) - Acrylic on Canvas 30 x 24 in 76.2 x 60.96 cm 3,900
- [Untitled (Owl)](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-28/) - Charcoal, Acrylic Paint and India Ink on paper 18 x 24 in 45.72 x 60.96 cm $200
- [Untitled (Raven)](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-27/) - Charcoal, Acrylic Paint and India Ink on paper 18 x 24 in 45.72 x 60.96 cm $200
- [Dead Man Walking](https://sopafinearts.com/product/dead-man-walking/) - Charcoal, Acrylic and India Ink on Paper 18 x 24 in 45.72 x 60.96 cm $200
- [Untitled (I)](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-i/) - Acrylic on Canvas 48 x 72 in 121.92 x 182.88 cm $2,000
- [Gentle](https://sopafinearts.com/product/gentle/) - Charcoal and Acrylic on paper 21 x 17 in 53.34 x 43.18 cm $200
- [Hebi](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-42/) - oil on Steel 39 x 47 in 99.06 x 119.38 cm $3,350
- [Reading Between the Lines](https://sopafinearts.com/product/reading-between-the-lines/) - Oil on Steel 50 x 56 in 127 x 142.24 cm $4,000
- [Electric Jazz Avenue](https://sopafinearts.com/product/electric-jazz-avenue/) - Acrylic on Canvas 18 x 24 in 45.72 x 60.96 cm $2,900
- [Terminus #4](https://sopafinearts.com/product/terminus-4/) - Acrylic on Canvas 60 x 40 in 152.4 x 101.6 cm $12,500
- [Ukiyo (the transient world) #7](https://sopafinearts.com/product/ukiyo-the-transient-world-7/) - Acrylic on Canvas 60 x 48 in 152.4 x 121.92 cm $15,000
- [Elemental #16](https://sopafinearts.com/product/elemental-16/) - Acrylic on Canvas 48 x 48 in 121.92 x 121.92 cm $12,500
- [The Road to Tumpisa (Death Valley)](https://sopafinearts.com/product/the-road-to-tumpisa-death-valley/) - Acrylic on Canvas 40 x 60 in 101.6 x 152.4 cm $12,500
- [Rome is Burning](https://sopafinearts.com/product/rome-is-burning/) - Acrylic on Canvas 40 x 30 in 101.6 x 76.2 cm $6,900
- [Shinjuku, Tokyo](https://sopafinearts.com/product/shinjuku-tokyo/) - Acrylic on Canvas 36 x 48 in 91.44 x 121.92 cm $9,800
- [Figure in a Landscape #2](https://sopafinearts.com/product/figure-in-a-landscape-2/) - Acrylic on Canvas 36 x 48 in 91.44 x 121.92 cm $9,800
- [Elemental #12](https://sopafinearts.com/product/elemental-12/) - Acrylic on Canvas 40 x 60 in 101.6 x 152.4 cm $12,500
- [Post-Industrial Sunset #2](https://sopafinearts.com/product/post-industrial-sunset-2/) - Acrylic on Canvas 40 x 60 in 101.6 x 152.4 cm $12,500
- [Nowhere is a Place](https://sopafinearts.com/product/nowhere-is-a-place/) - Acrylic on Canvas 60 x 40 in 152.4 x 101.6 cm $12,500
- [Dream Baby Dream](https://sopafinearts.com/product/dream-baby-dream/) - Acrylic on Canvas 30 x 40 in 76.2 x 101.6 cm $6,900
- [Dis-Integration](https://sopafinearts.com/product/dis-integration/) - Acrylic on Canvas 30 x 40 in 76.2 x 101.6 cm $6,900
- [Ukiyo (the transient world) #1](https://sopafinearts.com/product/ukiyo-the-transient-world-1/) - Acrylic on Canvas 30 x 40 in 76.2 x 101.6 cm $6,900
- [Terminus #2](https://sopafinearts.com/product/terminus-2/) - Acrylic on Canvas 24 x 36 in 60.96 x 91.44 cm $4,900
- [Fushicho](https://sopafinearts.com/product/fushicho/) - Oil Paint on Steel 48 x 36 in 121.92 x 91.44 cm $2,500
- [GinRin](https://sopafinearts.com/product/ginrin/) - Oil Paint on Steel 34 x 5 x 47 in 86.36 x 12.7 x 119.38 cm $2,900
- [Ryu](https://sopafinearts.com/product/ryu/) - Oil Paint on Steel 45 x 36 in 114.3 x 91.44 cm $2,500
- [Shell we Make Ourselves a Home](https://sopafinearts.com/product/shell-we-make-ourselves-a-home/) - Clay and recycled materials 15 x 15 x 12 in 38.1 x 38.1 x 30.48 cm $750
- [S1](https://sopafinearts.com/product/s1/) - Rusted Steel 27 x 22 x 5 in 68.58 x 55.88 x 12.7 cm $1,400
- [Polkadot Princess](https://sopafinearts.com/product/polkadot-princess/) - UV screenprinting ink on Stonehenge paper 50 x 34 in 127 x 86.36 cm $600
- [Frilly Tank](https://sopafinearts.com/product/13046/) - UV screenprinting ink on Stonehenge paper 50 x 34 in 127 x 86.36 cm $600
- [1996 Polish Search Light](https://sopafinearts.com/product/1996-polish-search-light/) - Aluminium Specifications Coming Soon.... $20,000
- [Carl Zeiss Flak WW2 Binocular On Tripod](https://sopafinearts.com/product/carl-zeiss-flak-ww2-binocular-on-tripod/) - Aluminum And Wood $17,308.35
- [Aluminium Tripod Search Light By Famor](https://sopafinearts.com/product/aluminium-tripod-search-light-by-famor/) - Aluminium 206 x 77 x 97 cm $22,500
- [Take Me Out To The Ball Game](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-41/) - Oil on Canvas 48 x 36 in 121.92 x 91.44 cm $3,400
- [Floral Scarf](https://sopafinearts.com/product/floral-scarf/) - UV screenprinting ink on Stonehenge paper 50 x 34 in 127 x 86.36 cm $600
- [Fragile?](https://sopafinearts.com/product/fragile/) - Steel 22 x 20 x 30 in 50.8 x 50.8 x 76.2 cm $3,000
- [M1](https://sopafinearts.com/product/m1/) - Powder-coated steel, Gloss red 45 × 25 × 10 in 114.3 x 63.5 x 25.4 cm $2,600
- [Lured](https://sopafinearts.com/product/lured/) - Acrylic paint on wood 36 x 36 in 91.44 x 91.44 cm $1,000
- [La Séduction](https://sopafinearts.com/product/la-seduction/) - Acrylic paint on wood 36 x 36 in 91.44 x 91.44 cm $1,000
- [Signs Of Life 3/6](https://sopafinearts.com/product/signs-of-life-3-6/) - Archival Pigment Print, mounted to Sintra 30 x 40 in 76.2 x 101.6 cm $1,800
- [Signs Of Life 2/6](https://sopafinearts.com/product/signs-of-life-2-6/) - Archival Pigment Print, mounted to Sintra 30 x 40 in 76.2 x 101.6 cm $1,800
- [Signs Of Life 1/6](https://sopafinearts.com/product/signs-of-life-1-6/) - Archival Pigment Print, mounted to Sintra 30 x 40 in 76.2 x 101.6 cm $1,800
- [Pantyhose](https://sopafinearts.com/product/pantyhose/) - UV screenprinting ink on Stonehenge paper 50 x 34 in 127 x 86.36 cm $600
- [Strawberries](https://sopafinearts.com/product/strawberries/) - Needle felt, glass beads, foam, cotton fabric, steel plinth, various trims 4 x 20 x 20 in 10.16 x 50.8 x 50.8 cm $1,500
- [Another Bridge To Cross](https://sopafinearts.com/product/another-bridge-to-cross/) - Oil on Canvas 36 x 36 in 91.44 x 91.44 cm $2,600
- [Reflection](https://sopafinearts.com/product/reflection/) - 59.5 x 47.75 in 151.13 x 121.285 cm $5,290
- [After Munch](https://sopafinearts.com/product/after-munch/) - Oil on Canvas 8 x 10 in 20.32 x 25.4 cm $500
- [Hill's Age](https://sopafinearts.com/product/hills-age/) - Oil on Canvas 60 x 60 in 152.4 x 152.4 cm $17,000
- [The Secret Holiday](https://sopafinearts.com/product/the-secret-holiday/) - Oil on Canvas 60 x 55 in 152.4 x 139.7 cm $18,000
- [Dance Of Life](https://sopafinearts.com/product/dance-of-life/) - Oil on Panel 9 x 11 in 22.86 x 27.94 cm $500
- [White Swan Events](https://sopafinearts.com/product/white-swan-events/) - Oil on Panel 10 x 8 in 25.4 x 20.32 cm $500
- [Still Life with Table and Cherries](https://sopafinearts.com/product/still-life-with-table-and-cherries/) - Oil on Canvas $1,000
- [Chromer](https://sopafinearts.com/product/chromer/) - Oil on Canvas 20 x 20 in 50.8 x 50.8 cm $4,000
- [Sunny](https://sopafinearts.com/product/sunny/) - Oil on Canvas 20 x 20 in 50.8 x 50.8 cm $4,000
- [A Poem for Irving](https://sopafinearts.com/product/a-poem-for-irving/) - Oil On Canvas 60 x 60 in 152.4 x 152.4 $16,000
- [Backwater](https://sopafinearts.com/product/backwater/) - Oil on Canvas 60 x 60 in 152.4 x 152.4 cm $16,000
- [Chasing Intrepid](https://sopafinearts.com/product/chasing-intrepid/) - Oil on Canvas 14 x 20 in 35.56 x 50.8 cm $700
- [Don't You Worry](https://sopafinearts.com/product/dont-you-worry/) - Oil on Canvas 30 x 36 in 76.2 x 91.44 cm $6,000
- [Stella Blue](https://sopafinearts.com/product/stella-blue/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 48 x 48 in 121.92 x 121.92 cm $6,640
- [Measure](https://sopafinearts.com/product/measure/) - Oil on Canvas 40 x 40 in 101.6 x 101.6 cm $10,000
- [Western Front](https://sopafinearts.com/product/western-front/) - Oil on Canvas 30 x 30 in 76.2 x 76.2 cm $4,200
- [Hard House](https://sopafinearts.com/product/hard-house/) - Oil On Canvas 70 x 70 in 177.8 x 177.8 cm $22,000
- [Garden](https://sopafinearts.com/product/12853/) - Oil on Canvas 70 x 70 in 177.8 x 177.8. cm $22,000
- [Lodge](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-20/) - 40 x 40 in 101.6 x 101.6 cm $10,000
- [San Miguel](https://sopafinearts.com/product/san-miguel/) - Oil on Canvas 40 x 40 in 101.6 x 101.6 cm $10,000
- [Radialized Vortex](https://sopafinearts.com/product/radialized-vortex/) - Oil on Canvas 30 x 30 in 76.2 x 76.2 cm $4,200
- [Fuse Edison Linear Ceiling Light by Temper](https://sopafinearts.com/product/fuse-edison-linear-ceiling-light-by-temper/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Fuse Edison Long Wall Light by Temper](https://sopafinearts.com/product/fuse-edison-long-wall-light-by-temper/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Fuse Edison Corner Floor Lamp by Temper](https://sopafinearts.com/product/fuse-edison-corner-floor-lamp-by-temper/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Amidst](https://sopafinearts.com/product/amidst/) - 24 x 54 in 60.96 x 137.16 cm $5,600
- [Golden Age I](https://sopafinearts.com/product/golden-age-i/) - 12 x 24 in 30.48 x 60.96 cm $1,200
- [Vaquero](https://sopafinearts.com/product/vaquero/) - 12 x 24 in 30.48 x 60.96 cm $1,200
- [Flowers In Your Hair](https://sopafinearts.com/product/flowers-in-your-hair/) - Acrylic on Canvas 48 x 48 in 121.92 x 121.92 cm $7,780
- [Untitled](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-33/) - Acrylic on Canvas 36 x 48 in 91.44 x 121.92 cm $800
- [Vintage Twin LED Tube Light by Aqua Signal](https://sopafinearts.com/product/vintage-twin-led-tube-light-by-aqua-signal/) - Aluminum and Flameproof Glass 80 x 18 x 23 cm $1,104.62
- [Small Industrial Wall Light by Kokosha](https://sopafinearts.com/product/small-industrial-wall-light-by-kokosha/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Extra Large Stainless Steel Pendant Lights](https://sopafinearts.com/product/extra-large-stainless-steel-pendant-lights/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Eastern Bloc Steampunk Wall Light](https://sopafinearts.com/product/eastern-bloc-steampunk-wall-light/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Yellow Flameproof Vintage Striplight by Daeyang](https://sopafinearts.com/product/yellow-flameproof-vintage-striplight-by-daeyang/) - Aluminum, Steel and Flameproof Glass 30 x 70 x 30 cm $1,496.08
- [Pink Vintage Strip Light by Daeyang](https://sopafinearts.com/product/pink-vintage-strip-light-by-daeyang/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Industrial Ceiling Light with Cage by Wittenberg](https://sopafinearts.com/product/industrial-ceiling-light-with-cage-by-wittenberg/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Verdigris Light by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg](https://sopafinearts.com/product/verdigris-light-by-veb-leuchtenbau-wittenberg/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Industrial Matt Black Ceiling Light by VEB](https://sopafinearts.com/product/industrial-matt-black-ceiling-light-by-veb/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Vintage Steel Explosion Proof Cage Ceiling Pendant](https://sopafinearts.com/product/vintage-steel-explosion-proof-cage-ceiling-pendant/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Wiska 3 Pendant Ceiling Light](https://sopafinearts.com/product/wiska-3-pendant-ceiling-light/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Large German Copper Cargo Ceiling Light](https://sopafinearts.com/product/large-german-copper-cargo-ceiling-light/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history.
- [2ft T8 Caged Tube Light by Aqua Signal](https://sopafinearts.com/product/2ft-t8-caged-tube-light-by-aqua-signal/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [2ft Edison Tube Light by Aqua Signal](https://sopafinearts.com/product/2ft-edison-tube-light-by-aqua-signal/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Quadrant Vintage Large Wall Sconce](https://sopafinearts.com/product/quadrant-vintage-large-wall-sconce/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [DTS Explosion Proof Wall Sconce (with Shade)](https://sopafinearts.com/product/dts-explosion-proof-wall-sconce-with-shade/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [DTS Explosion Proof Wall Sconce](https://sopafinearts.com/product/dts-explosion-proof-wall-sconce/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Oceanic Bronze Wall Light](https://sopafinearts.com/product/oceanic-bronze-wall-light/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Brass Hex Wallight](https://sopafinearts.com/product/brass-bullseye-bulkhead/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Brass Bullseye Bulkhead Light](https://sopafinearts.com/product/brass-hex-bulkhead-light/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Aluminum Bullseye Light](https://sopafinearts.com/product/aluminum-bullseye-light/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Large Bronze Wall Light by Kokosha](https://sopafinearts.com/product/large-bronze-wall-light-by-kokosha/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Aluminium Hex Wall Light with Prismatic Glass](https://sopafinearts.com/product/aluminium-hex-wall-light-with-prismatic-glass/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Vintage Wiska Wall Light (with isolator switch)](https://sopafinearts.com/product/vintage-wiska-wall-light-with-isolator-switch/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Vintage Brass Ships Light by Daeyang](https://sopafinearts.com/product/vintage-brass-ships-light-by-daeyang/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [TEF Vintage Brass Wall Sconce by Tranberg](https://sopafinearts.com/product/tef-vintage-brass-wall-sconce-by-tranberg/) - Crafted in 1960s East Germany by VEB Leuchtenbau Wittenberg, this large copper pendant light was originally designed for use aboard cargo ships, built to withstand demanding marine environments. Today, it has been meticulously restored by hand in the UK by Loomlight, bringing new life to a piece of industrial history. The main body is spun from solid copper, creating a striking, highly polished surface that reflects both craftsmanship and durability. Below, a machine-made glass bezel is secured with precision-engineered quick-release levers, allowing easy access to internal components. A cast iron bracket provides robust suspension, while the adjustable tilt mechanism enables directional lighting, allowing the beam to be angled or focused from a broad wash of light to a precise spotlight. Retaining its original serial numbers and embossed specification markings, each pendant bears authentic details from its working past, making every piece unique. Its generous scale and sculptural form make it particularly suited to large ceiling voids or vaulted spaces such as barn conversions or open-plan industrial interiors, where it can be appreciated as a statement feature. Every fixture is professionally restored and rewired in-house by Loomlight to exceed British safety standards using CE-approved components. For orders to the USA, UL-listed lamp holders are supplied. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Each light is sold ready for installation, offering a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. For bespoke finishes, cable options, or project enquiries, please contact our team.
- [Dans Le Role Du Sauveur](https://sopafinearts.com/product/dans-le-role-du-sauveur/) - Mixed Media on Panel 36 × 30 × 1 3/4 in 91.4 × 76.2 × 4.4 cm $3,580
- [Satisfait d'avoid Tout Donee](https://sopafinearts.com/product/satisfait-davoid-tout-donee/) - Mixed Media on Panel 40 x 40 in 101.6 x 101.6 cm $4,933
- [L'Attente Se Fait Longue](https://sopafinearts.com/product/lattente-se-fait-longue/) - Mixed Media on Panel 40 x 40 in 101.6 x 101.6 cm $4,933
- [Honouring the Ancestors](https://sopafinearts.com/product/honouring-the-ancestors/) - Mixed Media on Panel 72 × 72 × 1 3/4 in 182.9 × 182.9 × 4.4 cm $13,311
- [Plaisirs de Fetes](https://sopafinearts.com/product/plaisirs-de-fetes/) - Mixed Media on Panel 40 x 40 in 101.6 x 101.6 cm $4,933
- [Là Où Les Frères Vont De Paire #2](https://sopafinearts.com/product/la-ou-les-freres-vont-de-paire-2/) - Mixed Media on Panel 48 x 72 in 121.9 x 182.9 cm $10,474
- [I Have Faith](https://sopafinearts.com/product/i-have-faith/) - Mixed Media on Panel 36 × 48 × 1 3/4 in 91.4 × 121.9 × 4.4 cm $5,478
- [Le Mains Liees](https://sopafinearts.com/product/le-mains-liees/) - Mixed media on Panel 48 × 48 × 1 3/4 in 121.9 × 121.9 × 4.4 cm $7,048
- [Une Incertitude de Transforme](https://sopafinearts.com/product/une-incertitude-de-transforme/) - Mixed Media on Panel 36 x 36 in 91.4 x 91.4 cm $4,148
- [On L'a Echape Belle!](https://sopafinearts.com/product/on-la-echape-belle/) - Mixed Media on Panel 40 × 40 × 1 3/4 in 101.6 × 101.6 × 4.4 cm $4,933
- [Lá Òu Les Frères Vont De Paire #1](https://sopafinearts.com/product/la-ou-les-freres-vont-de-paire/) - Mixed Media on Panel 84" x 60" 213.36 x 152.4 $13,311
- [Enjoy a Life 1](https://sopafinearts.com/product/enjoy-a-life-1/) - Mixed Media on Wood Panel 48 x 30 Inches $5,478
- [Quand Tout Est Regle](https://sopafinearts.com/product/quand-tout-est-regle/) - Mixed Media on Panel 60 × 48 × 1 3/4 in 152.4 × 121.9 × 4.4 cm $8,808
- [Without Words](https://sopafinearts.com/product/without-words/) - Mixed Media On Panel 60 x 60 in 152.4 x 152.4 cm $10,913
- [Êtes Vous Certain](https://sopafinearts.com/product/etes-vous-certain/) - Mixed Media on Wood Panel 30 x 30 Inches $3,883
- [Une Raison Pour Chaque Chose](https://sopafinearts.com/product/une-raison-pour-chaque-chose/) - Mixed Media on Panel 40 × 40 × 1 3/4 in 101.6 × 101.6 × 4.4 cm $4,933
- [La Jeunesse Finira Tourjours Par Passer](https://sopafinearts.com/product/la-jeunesse-finira-tourjours-par-passer/) - Mixed Media on Panel 40 x 40 in 101.6 x 101.6 cm $4,933
- [Mixed Émotion](https://sopafinearts.com/product/mixed-emotion/) - Explore 'Mixed Emotion,' a striking 60 x 40 artwork blending abstract and figurative elements. With textured layers, bold colors, and expressive features, this piece invites viewers to reflect on the complexity of human emotion.
- [Distant Building](https://sopafinearts.com/product/distant-buidling/) - 24 x 36 in 60.96 x 91.44 cm $3,300
- [Greek Garden Terrace](https://sopafinearts.com/product/greek-garden-terrace/) - Mixed Media Acrylic and Collage 10 x 13 in 25.4 x 33.02 cm $3,700
- [CITY IN RED AND ORANGE](https://sopafinearts.com/product/city-in-red-and-orange/) - Acrylic On Canvas 12 x 16 in 30.48 x 40.64 cm $1,850
- [Homo Digitalus](https://sopafinearts.com/product/homo-digitalus/) - Acrylic on Canvas 60 x 48 in 152.4 x 121.98 cm $15,000
- [WINTER SOLSTICE](https://sopafinearts.com/product/winter-solstice/) - Acrylic On Canvas 30 x 24 in 76.2 x 60.96 cm $4,400
- [CIVILIZATION](https://sopafinearts.com/product/civilization/) - Acrylic On Canvas 60 x 48 in 152.4 x 121.92 cm $15,000
- [Green Corridor](https://sopafinearts.com/product/green-corridor/) - Acrylic on Canvas 40 x 30 in 101.6 x 76.2 cm $7,200
- [Urban Allegory No 2](https://sopafinearts.com/product/urban-allegory-no-2/) - Acrylic on Canvas 48 x 48 in 121.92 x 121.92 cm $11,000
- [AVENUE OF EARTHLY DELIGHTS](https://sopafinearts.com/product/avenue-of-earthly-delights/) - Acrylic On Canvas 36 x 60 in 91.44 x 152.4 cm $11,500
- [AVENUE](https://sopafinearts.com/product/avenue/) - Acrylic On Canvas 36 x 36 in 91.44 x 91.44 cm $7,600
- [By The Canal](https://sopafinearts.com/product/by-the-canal/) - Mixed Media Acrylic and Collage 12 3/4 x 9 in 32.385 x 22.86 cm $3,500
- [Untitled](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-40/) - Oil on Canvas 54 1/2 x 33 in 138.43 x 83.82 cm $4,000
- [Untitled 196](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-196/) - 69 x 6 x 7 in 175.26 x 15.24 x 17.78 cm $4,300
- [Untitled 118](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-118/) - 3.5 x 3.5 x 95 in 8.89 x 8.89 x 238.76 cm $5,700
- [Untitled 82](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-82/) - Charred cedar on a fir pedestal 70 x 6 x 6 in 177.8 x 15.24 x 15.24 cm $4,300
- [Untitled 79](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-79/) - Charred and painted cedar sculpture 16 x 3 x 100 in 40.64 x 7.62 x 254 cm $7,700
- [CHANDELIER](https://sopafinearts.com/product/chandelier/) - Acrylic on Canvas 66 x 24 in 167.64 x 60.96 cm $4,100
- [Sperm Whale](https://sopafinearts.com/product/sperm-whale/) - Oil on Canvas 20 x 36 in 50.8 x 91.44 cm $1,100
- [Yellow Line](https://sopafinearts.com/product/yellow-line/) - 60 x 48 in 152.4 x 121.92 cm $6,100
- [Soft Pallet](https://sopafinearts.com/product/soft-pallet/) - 36 x 18 in 91.44 x 45.72 cm $2,800
- [Mountain Top](https://sopafinearts.com/product/mountain-top/) - 60 x 48 in 152.4 x 48 cm $6,100
- [Mosaic Field](https://sopafinearts.com/product/mosaic-field/) - 30 x 48 in 76.2 x 121.92 cm $4,150
- [Dark Form II](https://sopafinearts.com/product/dark-form-ii/) - 30 x 48 in 76.2 x 121.92 cm $4,150
- [Calm Pool](https://sopafinearts.com/product/calm-pool/) - 36 x 24 in 91.44 x 60.96 cm $3,300
- [Drenched Field](https://sopafinearts.com/product/drenched-field/) - 30 x 40 in 76.2 x 101.6 cm $3,800
- [Untitled](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-39/) - 60 1/2 x 59 in 153.67 x 149.86 cm $8,000
- [Untitled](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-38/) - 52 1/2 x 52 in 133.35 x 132.08 cm $7,400
- [Battle Weary](https://sopafinearts.com/product/battle-weary/) - Oil on Panel 48 x 48 in 121.92 x 121.92 cm $5,500
- [Summer Megaliths](https://sopafinearts.com/product/summer-megaliths/) - Mixed Media Collage and Acrylic 12 3/4 x 9 in 32.385 x 22.86 cm $3,500
- [Trinidad Triptych](https://sopafinearts.com/product/trinidad-triptych/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 42 x 66 in 106.68 x 167.64 cm 42" x 22" each $6,653
- [Loveland](https://sopafinearts.com/product/loveland/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 20 x 60 in 50.8 x 152.4 cm $6,225
- [Red Design](https://sopafinearts.com/product/red-design/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 48 x 48 in 121.92 x 121.92 cm $6,640
- [Taos](https://sopafinearts.com/product/taos/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 48 x 48 in 121.92 x 121.92 cm $6,640
- [SPRING MORNING](https://sopafinearts.com/product/spring-morning/) - Acrylic on Canvas 30 x 48 in 76.2 x 121.92cm $4,150
- [Black Bear and Flower](https://sopafinearts.com/product/11978/) - Acrylic on Canvas 60 x 48 in 152.4 x 121.92 cm $6600
- [Girl with Flower](https://sopafinearts.com/product/girl-with-flower/) - Acrylic on Panel 48 x 32 in 121.92 x 81.28 cm $4600
- [Captain Diva](https://sopafinearts.com/product/captain-diva/) - Acrylic on Panel 60 x 20 in 152.4 x 50.8 cm $4800
- [Naughty Prince](https://sopafinearts.com/product/naughty-prince/) - Acrylic on Panel 48 x 48 x 4 in 121.92 x 121.92 x 10.16 cm $5800
- [Untitled](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-35/) - Acrylic on Foam Core 10 x 8 x 27 in 25.4 x 20.32 x 68.58 cm $2,900
- [Maoi](https://sopafinearts.com/product/maoi/) - Acrylic on Foam Core 6.5 x 6.5 x 22 in 16.51 x 16.51 x 55.88 cm $2,900
- [Oracle](https://sopafinearts.com/product/oracle/) - Oil and Cold Wax on Panel 48 x 48 in 121.92 x 121.92 cm $4,250
- [Fire Ridge](https://sopafinearts.com/product/fire-ridge/) - Oil and Cold Wax on Panel 24 x 20 in 60.96 x 50.8 cm $1,600
- [Valley Girl](https://sopafinearts.com/product/valley-girl/) - Oil and Cold Wax on Panel 24 x 30 60.96 x 76.2 cm $2,150
- [She Says She Talks to Angels](https://sopafinearts.com/product/she-says-she-talks-to-angels/) - Oil and Cold Wax on Panel 24 x 20 in 60.96 x 50.8 cm $1,600
- [She Says They All Know Her Name](https://sopafinearts.com/product/she-says-they-all-know-her-name/) - Oil and Cold Wax on Panel 20 x 20 in 50.8 x 50.8 cm $1,400
- [Cry If I Want To](https://sopafinearts.com/product/cry-if-i-want-to/) - Oil and Cold Wax on Panel 19.75 x 19.75 in $1400
- [She Fades Into You](https://sopafinearts.com/product/she-fades-into-you/) - Oil and Cold Wax on Panel 40 x 60 in 101.6 x 152.4 cm $6,500
- [Chroma 15.24](https://sopafinearts.com/product/chroma-15-24/) - Mixed Media on Panel 13 x 13 in 33.02 x 33.02 cm $1500
- [Chroma 13.25](https://sopafinearts.com/product/chroma-13-25/) - Mixed Media on Panel 13 x 13 in 33.02 x 33.02 cm $1500
- [G+P 12.25](https://sopafinearts.com/product/gp-12-25/) - Mixed Media on Panel 13 x 13 in 33.02 x 33.02 cm $1500
- [G+P 11.24](https://sopafinearts.com/product/gp-11-24/) - Mixed Media on Panel 13 x 13 in 33.02 x 33.02 cm $1700
- [G+P 19.24](https://sopafinearts.com/product/gp-19-24/) - Mixed Media on Panel 15 x 15 in 38.1 x 38.1 cm $1700
- [G+P 21.24](https://sopafinearts.com/product/gp-21-24/) - Mixed Media on Panel 15 x 15 in 38.1 x 38.1 cm $1700
- [Along the Steppe](https://sopafinearts.com/product/along-the-steppe/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 20 x 32 in 50.8 x 81.28 cm $1,725
- [Untitled](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-32/) - Acrylic on Canvas 36 x 48 in 91.44 x 121.92 cm $800
- [Meal Prep](https://sopafinearts.com/product/meal-prep/) - Oil On Wood 15 x 66 x 1/4 in 38.1 x 167.64 x 0.635 cm $1,000
- [Untitled](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-31/) - Oil on Wood 15 x 66 x 1/4 in 38.1 x 167.64 x 0.635 cm $1,000
- [Untitled](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-30/) - Mixed Media on Textiles 36 x 48 in 91.44 x 121.92 cm $800
- [Tight](https://sopafinearts.com/product/tight/) - Acrylic paint and Conté on Canvas 50 x 60 in 127 x 152.4 cm $5,000
- [The Assist](https://sopafinearts.com/product/the-assist/) - Acrylic Paint and Conté on Canvas 48 x 72 in 121.92 x 182.88 cm $3,000
- [Anatomy of an Experience](https://sopafinearts.com/product/anatomy-of-an-experience/) - Acrylic paint and Conté on Canvas 48 x 72 in 121.92 x 182.88 cm
- [Kitchen Fantasy](https://sopafinearts.com/product/kitchen-fantasy/) - Acrylic Paint and Conté on Canvas 48 x 72 in 121.92 x 182.88 cm $3,000
- [Having No Head](https://sopafinearts.com/product/having-no-head/) - Acrylic paint and Conté on Canvas 60 x 70 in 152.4 x 177.8 cm $4,000
- [Acknowledgement of a Third](https://sopafinearts.com/product/acknowledgement-of-a-third/) - Acrylic Paint and Conté on Canvas 48 x 72 in 121.92 x 182.88 cm $3,000
- [Bullpen](https://sopafinearts.com/product/bullpen/) - Acrylic and Conté on Canvas 66 x 66 in 167.64 x 167.64 cm $4,000
- [Thursday's Child](https://sopafinearts.com/product/thursdays-child/) - Acrylic on Panel 48 x 48 in 121.9 x 121.9 cm $5,500
- [Angel Hael](https://sopafinearts.com/product/angel-hael/) - Bronze 24.8 x 7.8 x 12.2 in 63 x 20 x 31 cm
- [Enjoy life 3](https://sopafinearts.com/product/enjoy-life-3/) - Mixed Media on Wood Panel 48 x 30 Inches $4,010
- [COMP. 654](https://sopafinearts.com/product/comp-654-2/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 24 x 12 in 60.96 x 30.48 cm $2,220
- [COMP. 656](https://sopafinearts.com/product/comp-656/)
- [COMP. 654](https://sopafinearts.com/product/comp-654/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 24 x 12 in 60.96 x 30.48 cm $2,220
- [COMP . 653](https://sopafinearts.com/product/comp-653/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 48 x 36 in 121.92 x 91.44 cm $5,070
- [COMP. 652](https://sopafinearts.com/product/comp-652/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 52 x 52 in 132. 08 x 132.08 cm $5,710
- [COMP. 651](https://sopafinearts.com/product/comp-651/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 36 x 84 in 91.44 x 213.36 cm $6,340
- [COMP. 650](https://sopafinearts.com/product/comp-650/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 36 x 84 in 91.44 x 213.36 cm $6,340
- [Riders](https://sopafinearts.com/product/riders/) - Oil on Canvas 61 x 66 in 154.94 x 167.64 cm $7,700
- [Tolko](https://sopafinearts.com/product/tolko/) - Oil on Steel Panel 72 x 94 1/2 in 182.88 x 238.76 cm $10,000
- [Skin to Skin](https://sopafinearts.com/product/skin-to-skin/) - Oil on Canvas 63 x 62 in 160.02 x 157.48 cm $6,850
- [Smoke, Baby!](https://sopafinearts.com/product/smoke-baby/) - Oil on Steel Panel 72 x 47 1/2 in 182.88 x 120.65 cm $6,250
- [Witnesses](https://sopafinearts.com/product/witnesses/) - Oil on Steel 72 x 47 1/2 in 182.88 x 120.65 cm $6,250
- [Full Mount](https://sopafinearts.com/product/full-mount/) - Oil on Canvas 35 1/2 x 74 in 90.17 x 187.96 cm $5,350
- [Salaryman](https://sopafinearts.com/product/salaryman/) - Oil on Steel Panel 47 x 60 in 119.38 x 152.4 cm $5,600
- [Parental Advisory](https://sopafinearts.com/product/parental-advisory/) - Oil on Steel Panel 40 x 48 in 101.6 x 121.92 cm $4,200
- [Collision](https://sopafinearts.com/product/collision/) - Oil on Steel Panel 61 x 43 in 154.94 x 109.22 cm $5,300
- [Untitled 125](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-125/) - 6 x 6 x 73 in 15.24 x 15.24 x 185.42 cm $3,400
- [Moving Target](https://sopafinearts.com/product/moving-target/) - 9 x 9 x 6 in 22.86 x 22.86 x 15.24 cm $1,600
- [Sculpting The Collective Truth III](https://sopafinearts.com/product/sculpting-the-collective-truth-iii/) - 17 x 9 x 6 in 43.18 x 22.86 x 15.24 cm $2,800
- [Sculpting The Collective Truth II](https://sopafinearts.com/product/sculpting-the-collective-truth-ii/) - 17 x 9 x 6 in 43.18 x 22.86 x 15.24 cm $2,800
- [Sculpting The Collective Truth I](https://sopafinearts.com/product/sculpting-the-collective-truth-i/) - 17 x 9 x 6 in 43.18 x 22.86 x 15.24 cm 2,800$
- [Reality Of Trusting Nothing](https://sopafinearts.com/product/reality-of-trusting-nothing/) - 20 x 19 x 4.5 in 50.8 x 48.26 x 11.43 cm $3,600
- [Cambrian](https://sopafinearts.com/product/cambrian/) - Forged & Formed Steel 8 x 8 x 12 in 20 x 20 x 30 cm $4,000
- [SHAPE AGENDA-36](https://sopafinearts.com/product/shape-agenda-36/) - Fabricated Steel 84 x 34 x 34 in 213.4 x 86.4 x 86.4 cm Inquire for Price
- [SHAPE AGENDA-33](https://sopafinearts.com/product/shape-agenda-33/) - Fabricated Steel 62 x 30 x 30 in 157.5 x 76.2 x 76.2 cm Inquire for Price
- [Shape Agenda-33](https://sopafinearts.com/product/shape-agenda-33-2/) - 34 x 34 x 63 Polished Bronze $70,000
- [SHAPE AGENDA-18](https://sopafinearts.com/product/shape-agenda-18/) - Fabricated Steel 64 x 30 x 30 in 162.6 x 76.2 x 76.2 cm Inquire for Price
- [Shape Agenda-34](https://sopafinearts.com/product/shape-agenda-34/) - Polished Bronze 28 X 28 X 62 in 71.2 X 71.2 X 157.4 cm $60,000
- [Pantheon 1](https://sopafinearts.com/product/pantheon-4/) - 53 x 11 x 10 in 134.62 x 27.94 x 25.4 cm $7,200
- [Pantheon 4](https://sopafinearts.com/product/pantheon-1/) - 50 x 8.5 x 7 in 127 x 21.59 x 17.78 cm $7,000
- [Cerise (Glitch Sequence)](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-22/) - 14 x 18 in 35.56 x 45.72 cm $750
- [Morning Is Coming Soon](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-24/) - 70 x 70 in 177.8 x 177.8 cm $22,000
- [Stellar](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-26/) - 44 x 40 in 111.76 x 101.6 cm $6,000
- [Scribe](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-23/) - 30 x 30 in 76.2 x 76.2 cm $4,200
- [Strategies for Success](https://sopafinearts.com/product/strategies-for-success/) - Mixed Media on Panel 12 x 12 in 30.5 x 30.5 cm $1,600 Artist Proof 1/1 Digital Print on Panel 30 x 30 in 76.2 x 76.2 cm $1,200
- [If Not King Charles, Then Who](https://sopafinearts.com/product/if-not-king-charles-then-who/) - 12 x 12 in 30.48 x 30.48 cm $1,600 Artist Proof 1/1 Digital Print on Panel 30 x 30 in 76.2 x 76.2 cm $1,200
- [Simple Writing Tips ](https://sopafinearts.com/product/simple-writing-tips/) - Mixed Media on Wood Panel 12 x 12 Inches $1,600 Artist Proof 1/1 Digital Print on Panel 30 x 30 in 76.2 x 76.2 cm $1,200
- [The Card Players](https://sopafinearts.com/product/the-card-players-artist-proof/) - Mixed Media on Wood Panel 12 x 12 Inches $1,600 Artist Proof 1/1 Digital Print on Panel 30 x 30 in 76.2 x 76.2 cm $1,200
- [Oh Frank!](https://sopafinearts.com/product/oh-frank-artist-proof/) - Mixed Media on Wood Panel 12 x 12 inches $1,600 Artist Proof 1/1 Digital Print on Panel 30 x 30 in 76.2 x 76.2 cm $1,200
- [Je Ne Me Souviens Pas](https://sopafinearts.com/product/je-ne-me-souviens-pas/) - Mixed Media on Wood Board 12 x 12 Inches $1,600 Artist Proof 1/1 Digital Print on Panel 30 x 30 in 76.2 x 76.2 cm $1,200
- [Rope Theory](https://sopafinearts.com/product/rope-theory/) - Mixed Media on Panel 12 × 12 × 1 3/4 in 30.5 × 30.5 × 4.4 cm $1,600 Artist Proof 1/1 Digital Print on Panel 30 x 30 in 76.2 x 76.2 cm $1,200
- [Roots Deep](https://sopafinearts.com/product/roots-deep/) - 40 x 20 in 101.6 x 50.8 cm $1,550
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- [Hem](https://sopafinearts.com/product/hem/) - Acrylic on Canvas 50 x 44 x 3 in 127 x 111.8 x 7.6 cm $7,200
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- [Sunder](https://sopafinearts.com/product/sunder/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 16 x 16 in 40.6 x 40.6 cm $3,500
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- [Tent](https://sopafinearts.com/product/tent/) - Acrylic on Canvas 96 x 78 x 4 in 243 x 198 x 10 cm $25,200
- [Field Play](https://sopafinearts.com/product/field-play/) - Acrylic on Canvas 30 x 28 in 76.2 x 71.1 cm $4,700
- [Treble](https://sopafinearts.com/product/treble/) - Acrylic on Canvas 66 x 54 in 167.6 x 137.2 cm $9,100
- [First Fires](https://sopafinearts.com/product/first-fires/) - Acrylic on Canvas 96 x 78 in 243.8 x 198.1 cm $25,200
- [Turning](https://sopafinearts.com/product/turning/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 10 x 10 x 7 in 25.4 x 25.4 x 17.8 cm $2,760
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- [Bombs](https://sopafinearts.com/product/bombs/) - Digital Print on Aluminum Panel 30 x 23 in 76.2 x 58.4 cm $2,000
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- [The Cycle Way](https://sopafinearts.com/product/the-cycle-way/) - Mixed Media on Panel 12 x 12 in 30 x 30 cm $550
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- [Square](https://sopafinearts.com/product/square/) - Mixed Media on Panel 9 x 18 in (each) 22 x 45 cm (each) $700
- [Numbers Game 9](https://sopafinearts.com/product/numbers-game-9/) - 24 x 24 x 2 in 61 x 61 x 5.1 cm $2,300
- [Numbers Game 8](https://sopafinearts.com/product/numbers-game-8/) - 61 x 61 x 5.1 cm 24 x 24 x 2 inches $2,300
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- [Numbers Game 4](https://sopafinearts.com/product/numbers-game-4/) - Mixed Media on Panel 24 x 24 in 61 x 61 cm $2,300
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- [Release](https://sopafinearts.com/product/release/) - Mixed Media on Panel 47 x 22 x 1 3/4 in 119.4 x 55.9 x 4.4 cm $4,150
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- [Asseoir](https://sopafinearts.com/product/asseoir/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 55 x 44 x 1 3/4 in 139.7 x 111.8 x 4.4 cm $9,300
- [Day After](https://sopafinearts.com/product/day-after/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 44 x 44 x 1 3/4 in 111.8 x 111.8 x 4.4 cm $7,480
- [Big Top](https://sopafinearts.com/product/big-top/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 70 x 44 x 1 3/4 in 177.8 x 111.8 x 4.4 cm $12,600
- [Sylvania 7](https://sopafinearts.com/product/sylvania-7/) - Painted Steel 18 × 18 × 4 in 45.7 × 45.7 × 10.2 cm $2,600
- [Sylvania 10](https://sopafinearts.com/product/sylvania-10/) - Painted Steel 16 × 20 × 5 in 40.6 × 50.8 × 12.7 cm $2,600
- [Sylvania 6](https://sopafinearts.com/product/sylvania-6/) - Painted Steel 16 × 19 × 4 1/2 in 40.6 × 48.3 × 11.4 cm $2,600
- [Sylvania 5](https://sopafinearts.com/product/sylvania-5/) - Painted Steel 19 × 28 × 5 in 48.3 × 71.1 × 12.7 cm $2,600
- [Crossroads 3](https://sopafinearts.com/product/crossroads-3/) - Steel 20 × 21 × 9 in 50.8 × 53.3 × 22.9 cm $2,300
- [Public Square 9](https://sopafinearts.com/product/public-square-9/) - Painted Steel 17 × 7 × 7 in 43.2 × 17.8 × 17.8 cm $1,300
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- [Avalon](https://sopafinearts.com/product/avalon/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 30 x 40 in 76.2 x 101.6 cm $6,950
- [Nocturne](https://sopafinearts.com/product/nocturne/) - Acrylic on Canvas 40 × 60 in 101.6 × 152.4 cm $11,000
- [Perfect Sinner](https://sopafinearts.com/product/perfect-sinner/) - Acrylic on Canvas 60 x 48 in 152.4 x 121.9 cm $13,800
- [SunRoom](https://sopafinearts.com/product/sunroom/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 48 x 36 in 121.9 x 91.4 cm $8,350
- [Waking Up](https://sopafinearts.com/product/waking-up/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 40 x 60 in 101.6 x 152.4 cm $11,000
- [Recompose](https://sopafinearts.com/product/recompose/) - Acrylic on Canvas 69 x 45 in 175 x 114 cm $11,200
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- [GP 03.23](https://sopafinearts.com/product/gp-03-23/) - Mixed Media on Panel 16 × 16 in 40.6 × 40.6 cm $1,200
- [GP 01.23](https://sopafinearts.com/product/gp-01-23/) - Mixed Media on Panel 16 × 16 in 40.6 × 40.6 cm $1,200
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- [Untitled (23-5-1)](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-15/) - Mixed Media on Aluminum 25 in 63.5 cm $2,400
- [Untitled (23-76-1)](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-16/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 76 in 193.04 cm $18,000
- [Untitled (23-41-2)](https://sopafinearts.com/product/23-41-2/) - Mixed Media on Aluminum 41 in 104.1 cm $6,300
- [Lux](https://sopafinearts.com/product/lux/) - Ink & Pastel on Mylar 45 x 39 in 114.3 x 99.1 cm $5,400
- [Untitled (18-64-1)](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-18-64-1/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 64 in 162.6 cm $14,500
- [Untitled (20-64-1)](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-20-64-1/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 64 in 162.6 cm $14,500
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- [Medium Sized Small CAR #6](https://sopafinearts.com/product/medium-sized-small-car-6/) - Recycled Street Signage 14 x 4 x 3 in 35.6 x 10.2 x 7.6 cm $935
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- [Medium Sized Small CAR #3](https://sopafinearts.com/product/medium-sized-small-car-3/) - Recycled Street Signage 14 x 4 x 3 in 35.6 x 10.2 x 7.6 cm $935
- [Medium Sized Small CAR #5](https://sopafinearts.com/product/medium-sized-small-car-5/) - Recycled Street Signage 14 x 4 x 3 in 35.6 x 10.2 x 7.6 cm $935
- [Vaquero on Guard](https://sopafinearts.com/product/vaquero-on-guard-2/) - Acrylic on Panel 60 x 20 in 152.4 x 50.8 cm $4,600
- [Not in Vain](https://sopafinearts.com/product/not-in-vain/) - Acrylic on Canvas 60 × 20 × 1 3/4 in 152.4 × 50.8 × 4.4 cm $4,600
- [Options](https://sopafinearts.com/product/options/) - Acrylic on Canvas 60 × 36 in 152.4 × 91.4 cm $5,800
- [Black and White Bouquet (blue leaves)](https://sopafinearts.com/product/black-and-white-bouquet-blue-leaves/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 48 X 48 in 121.9 x 121.9 cm $5,520
- [On The Dock](https://sopafinearts.com/product/on-the-dock/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 48 x 48 in 121.9 x 121.9 cm $6,000
- [Fresh Creamy Butter](https://sopafinearts.com/product/fresh-creamy-butter/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 40 x 40 in 101.6 x 101.6 cm $4,000
- [Omaha](https://sopafinearts.com/product/omaha/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 48 x 48 in 121.9 x 121.9 cm $5,500
- [XXX](https://sopafinearts.com/product/xxx/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 55 x 55 in 139.7 x 139.7 cm $6,500
- [Long and Short of It](https://sopafinearts.com/product/long-and-short-of-it/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 48 x 48 in 121.9 x 121.9 cm $5,500
- [Phases of the Moon](https://sopafinearts.com/product/phases-of-the-moon/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 60 x 60 in 152.4 x 152.4 cm $7,200
- [Tic Tac Toe In Blue](https://sopafinearts.com/product/tic-tac-toe-in-blue/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 48 x 48 in 121.9 x 121.9 cm $5,500
- [Night and Day](https://sopafinearts.com/product/night-and-day/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 48 x 48 in 121.9 x 121.9 cm $5,500
- [Rolling Along 2](https://sopafinearts.com/product/rolling-along-2/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 60 x 60 in 152.4 x 152.4 cm $7,200
- [Twenty Nine](https://sopafinearts.com/product/twenty-nine/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 32 x 32 in 81.3 x 81.3 cm $2,400
- [A Sudden Realization](https://sopafinearts.com/product/a-sudden-realization/) - Mixed Media on Panel 12 x 12 in 30.5 x 30.5 cm $1,600
- [How Long Must We Wait](https://sopafinearts.com/product/how-long-must-we-wait/) - Mixed Media on Panel 12 x 12 in 30.5 x 30.5 cm $1,600
- [What an Idea!](https://sopafinearts.com/product/what-an-idea/) - Mixed Media on Panel 12 x 12 in 30.5 x 30.5 cm $1,600
- [Untitled](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-7/) - Acrylic on Foam Core 11 x 7 x 27 in 27.9 x 17.8 x 68.6 cm $2,990
- [High-Monolith Green and Pink](https://sopafinearts.com/product/high-monolith-green-and-pink/) - Acrylic on Foam Core 7 x 8 x 23 in 17.8 x 20.3 x 58.4 cm $2,070
- [Untitled](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitiled/) - Acrylic on Foam Core 8 x 8 x 26 in 20.3 x 20.3 x 66 in $2,990
- [Stacked 28](https://sopafinearts.com/product/stacked-28/) - Acrylic on Foam Core 7 x 8 x 28 in 17.8 x 20.3 x 71.1 cm $2,750
- [Untitled](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitiled-2/) - Acrylic on Foam Core 10 x 8 x 27 in 25.4 x 20.3 x 68.6 cm $2,990
- [Flowers From "A"](https://sopafinearts.com/product/flowers-from-a/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 48 x 48 in 121.9 x 121.9 cm $5,520
- [Elefante Amarillio](https://sopafinearts.com/product/elefante-amarillio/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 20 x 30 in 50.8 x 76.2 cm $1,950
- [Blister](https://sopafinearts.com/product/blister/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 20 x 32 in 50.8 x 81.3 cm $1,725
- [Fenelon Herd](https://sopafinearts.com/product/fenelon-herd/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 36 x 72 in 91.4 x 182.9 cm $6,785
- [Trumpeter of Change](https://sopafinearts.com/product/trumpeter-of-change/) - Oil on Canvas 44 x 48 in 111.8 x 121.9 cm $4,200
- [Musicians](https://sopafinearts.com/product/musicians/) - Oil on Canvas 60 x 44 in 152.4 x 111.8 cm $6,500
- [Early Riser](https://sopafinearts.com/product/early-riser/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 48 x 36 in 121.9 x 91.4 cm $4,600
- [Cleanse Yourself](https://sopafinearts.com/product/cleanse-yourself/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 60 x 48 in 152.4 x 121.9 cm $10,000
- [Yangon Bus Blue](https://sopafinearts.com/product/yagnon-bus-blue/) - Mixed Media on Panel 38 x 30 in 96.5 x 76.2 cm $4,500
- [Yangon Bus Shoulder](https://sopafinearts.com/product/yangon-bus-shoulder/) - Mixed Media on Panel 36 x 24 in 91.4 x 61 cm $3,500
- [AP6](https://sopafinearts.com/product/ap6/) - Acrylic on Canvas - Overlaid on Panel 60 x 48 in 152.4 x 121.9 cm $7,500
- [Hijinks](https://sopafinearts.com/product/hijinks/) - Mixed Media on Panel 56 x 40 in 142.2 x 101.6 cm $4,700
- [Giants rest between the fog and the sky](https://sopafinearts.com/product/giants-rest-between-the-fog-and-the-sky/) - Mixed Media on Panel 48 x 40 in 121.9 x 101.6 cm $4,000
- [Thunderous Gratitude](https://sopafinearts.com/product/thunderous-gratitude/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 54 x 40 in 137.2 x 101.6 cm $4,500
- [Forty-eight-32](https://sopafinearts.com/product/forty-eight-32/) - 2018 Acrylic on Canvas 58 × 58 × 1 3/4 in 147.3 x 147.3 x 4.4 cm
- [One Reality Penetrating Another](https://sopafinearts.com/product/one-reality-penetrating-another/) - Mixed Media on Panel 48 x 56 in 121.9 x 142.2 cm
- [Vestibule](https://sopafinearts.com/product/vestibule/) - Mixed Media on Panel 24 x 36 in 61 x 91.4 cm
- [Tiger Spirits](https://sopafinearts.com/product/tiger-spirits/) - Mixed Media on Panel 30 x 30 in 76.2 x 76.2 cm
- [Haute Bloom](https://sopafinearts.com/product/haute-bloom/) - Mixed Media on Panel 48 x 36 in 121.9 x 91.4 cm
- [Speedscape 179](https://sopafinearts.com/product/speedscape-179/) - Mixed Media on Panel 30 x 60 in 76.2 x 152.4 cm
- [Untitled](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-9/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 63 x 40 in 160 x 101.6 cm
- [Mickey](https://sopafinearts.com/product/mickey/) - Spray Paint and Resin on Wood Panel 12 x 12 in 30.5 x 30.5 cm
- [Nine Ways of Looking at a Circle](https://sopafinearts.com/product/nine-ways-of-looking-at-a-circle/) - Mixed Media on Panel 9 @ 10 x 10 in 9 @ 25.4 x 25.4 cm
- [Wall Scrawl](https://sopafinearts.com/product/wall-scrawl/) - Mixed Media on Panel 41 x 31 in 104.1 x 78.7 cm
- [Level](https://sopafinearts.com/product/level/) - Mixed Media on Panel 41 x 31 in 104.1 x 78.7 cm
- [Untitled](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-12/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 24 x 24 in 61 x 61 cm
- [Untitled](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-11/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 24 x 24 in 61 x 61 cm
- [Untitled](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-10/) - Mixed Media on Panel 24 x 24 in 61 x 61 cm
- [09 08](https://sopafinearts.com/product/09-08/) - Mixed Media on Panel 72 x 60 in 182.9 x 152.4 cm
- [07 09](https://sopafinearts.com/product/07-09/) - Mixed Media on Panel 60 x 48 in 152.4 x 121.9 cm
- [06 09](https://sopafinearts.com/product/06-09/) - Mixed Media on Panel 60 x 48 in 152.4 x 121.9 cm
- [Blue Orb Planet Earth](https://sopafinearts.com/product/blue-orb-planet-earth/) - Oil on Canvas 48 × 36 × 1 3/4 in 121.9 × 91.4 × 4.4 cm $3,900
- [Duo](https://sopafinearts.com/product/duo/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 60 × 50 × 1/2 in 152.4 × 127 × 1.3 cm $6,300
- [What's in The Clouds?](https://sopafinearts.com/product/whats-in-the-clouds/) - Oil on Canvas 24 x 18 in 61 x 45.7 cm $2,600
- [Untitled](https://sopafinearts.com/product/untitled-13/) - Recycled Mixed Media on Canvas 35 x 25.5 in 89 x 64.8 cm $1,900
- [Les Murs de Nos Ancestres](https://sopafinearts.com/product/les-murs-de-nos-ancestres/) - Mixed Media on Panel 48 x 48 in 121.9 x 121.9 cm
- [Waiting](https://sopafinearts.com/product/waiting/) - Recycled Mixed Media on Canvas 52 x 58 in 132.1 x 147.3 cm $5,700
- [Red Won](https://sopafinearts.com/product/red-won/) - Recycled Mixed Media on Canvas 48 x 47 in 121.9 x 119.4 cm $4,300
- [Target Ed](https://sopafinearts.com/product/target-ed/) - Recycled Mixed Media on Canvas 37 x 59 in 94 x 150 cm $4,300
- [Red Buffalo](https://sopafinearts.com/product/red-buffalo/) - Recycled Mixed Media on Canvas 49 x 45 in 124.5 x 114.3 cm $4,300
- [City of Fortune](https://sopafinearts.com/product/city-of-fortune/) - Recycled Mixed Media on Canvas 42 x 66 in 106.7 x 167.6 cm $4,300
- [Steak](https://sopafinearts.com/product/steak/) - Recycled Mixed Media on Canvas 25 x 50.5 in 63.5 x 128.3 cm $2,500
- [Perennial Garden](https://sopafinearts.com/product/perennial-garden/) - Recycled Mixed Media on Canvas 57 x 60 in 144.8 x 152.4 cm $6,500
- [995](https://sopafinearts.com/product/995/) - Acrylic on Panel 18 × 18 × 2 in 45.7 × 45.7 × 5.1 cm $1,800
- [898](https://sopafinearts.com/product/898/) - Acrylic on Panel 40 × 40 × 3 in 101.6 × 101.6 × 7.6 cm $4,000
- [1001](https://sopafinearts.com/product/1001/) - Acrylic on Panel 18 × 18 × 2 in 45.7 × 45.7 × 5.1 cm $1,800
- [930](https://sopafinearts.com/product/930/) - Acrylic on Panel 18 × 18 × 2 in 45.7 × 45.7 × 5.1 cm $1,800
- [1030](https://sopafinearts.com/product/1030/) - Acrylic on Panel 40 × 40 × 3 in 101.6 × 101.6 × 7.6 cm $4,000
- [866](https://sopafinearts.com/product/866/) - Acrylic on Panel 40 × 40 × 3 in 101.6 × 101.6 × 7.6 cm $4,000
- [959](https://sopafinearts.com/product/959/) - Acrylic on Panel 18 × 18 × 2 in 45.7 × 45.7 × 5.1 cm $1,800
- [829](https://sopafinearts.com/product/829/) - Acrylic on Panel 40 × 40 × 3 in 101.6 × 101.6 × 7.6 cm $4,000
- [870](https://sopafinearts.com/product/870/) - Acrylic on Panel 40 × 40 × 3 in 101.6 × 101.6 × 7.6 cm $4,000
- [863](https://sopafinearts.com/product/863/) - Acrylic on Panel 40 × 40 × 3 in 101.6 × 101.6 × 7.6 cm $4,000
- [Keep](https://sopafinearts.com/product/keep/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 66 x 54 x 3 in 167.6 x 137.2 x 7.6 cm $8,970
- [Sugar on Top](https://sopafinearts.com/product/sugar-on-top/) - Mixed Media on Panel 12 x 12 in 30 x 30 cm $900
- [Summer Time Fun I](https://sopafinearts.com/product/summer-time-fun-i/) - Mixed Media on Panel 12 x 12 in 30 x 30 cm $900
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- [Muse](https://sopafinearts.com/product/muse/) - Mixed Media on Panel 12 x 12 in 30 x 30 cm $900
- [Target Practice](https://sopafinearts.com/product/target-practice/) - Mixed Media on Panel 12 x 12 in 30 x 30 cm $900
- [Neighbourhood Pub](https://sopafinearts.com/product/neighbourhood-pub/) - Mixed Media on Panel 12 x 12 in 30 x 30 cm $900
- [Tiddly Wink](https://sopafinearts.com/product/tiddly-wink/) - Mixed Media on Panel 12 x 12 in 30 x 30 cm $900
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- [Yellow Ochre](https://sopafinearts.com/product/yellow-ochre/) - Mixed Media on Panel 12 x 12 in 30 x 30 cm $900
- [Snakes & Ladders](https://sopafinearts.com/product/snakes-ladders/) - Mixed Media on Panel 12 x 12 in 30 x 30 cm $900
- [Crackerjack](https://sopafinearts.com/product/crackerjack/) - Acrylic on Canvas 18 x 102 in 45.7 x 259.1 cm $6,900
- [Wicket](https://sopafinearts.com/product/wicket/) - Acrylic on Canvas 53 x 63 in 134.6 x 160 cm $12,305
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- [The Spring Is Raging](https://sopafinearts.com/product/the-spring-is-raging/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 53 x 36 in 134.6 x 91.4 cm $7,150
- [20-14](https://sopafinearts.com/product/20-14/) - Acrylic on Canvas 84 × 76 × 1 3/4 in 213.4 × 193 × 4.4 cm $9,500
- [17-C3](https://sopafinearts.com/product/17-c3/) - Acrylic on Canvas 24 × 20 in 61 × 50.8 cm $2,300
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- [17-C9](https://sopafinearts.com/product/17-c9/) - Acrylic on Canvas 60 × 48 in 152.4 × 121.9 $5,850
- [17-C11](https://sopafinearts.com/product/17-c11/) - Acrylic on Canvas 36 × 30 in 91.4 ×76.2 cm $3,335
- [20-11](https://sopafinearts.com/product/20-11/) - Acrylic on Canvas 70 x 64 x 1 3/4 in 177.8 x 162.6 x 4.4 cm $7,050
- [19-05](https://sopafinearts.com/product/19-05/) - Acrylic on Canvas 48 x 42 in 121.9 x 106.7 cm $4,485
- [19-10](https://sopafinearts.com/product/19-10/) - Acrylic on Canvas 63 x 60 x 1 3/4 in 160 x 152.4 x 4.4 cm $6,450
- [On the Ball](https://sopafinearts.com/product/on-the-ball/) - Oil on Steel 33 × 43 × 2 in 83.8 × 109.2 × 5.1 cm $3,910
- [Now Showing](https://sopafinearts.com/product/now-showing/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 62 x 45 x 1 3/4 in 157.5 x 114.3 x 4.4 cm $11,500
- [Trio](https://sopafinearts.com/product/trio/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 68 × 25 in 172.7 × 63.5 cm $7,900
- [Bill's Choice](https://sopafinearts.com/product/bills-choice/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 39 × 67 in 99.1 × 170.2 cm $10,800
- [Something In Blue](https://sopafinearts.com/product/something-in-blue/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 38 × 67 × 2 in 96.5 × 170.2 × 5.1 cm $10,500
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- [The Other Side](https://sopafinearts.com/product/the-other-side/) - Mixed Media on Canvas 38 × 68 in 96.5 × 172.7 cm $10,600
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## Exhibitions

- [Spotlight Summer/Spring 2026](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/spotlight-summer-spring-2026/) - Opening Date coming soon...
- [Thresholds: David Tycho](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/thresholds-david-tycho/) - A David Tycho solo exhibition! Opening: June 4th, 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm, Sopa Fine Arts, 2934 Pandosy St, Kelowna, BC The last 10 years of David Tycho’s studio practice have been marked by both heightened production and heightened experimentation. He has explored subjects ranging from pristine wilderness to urban sprawl; from portraiture to
- [Always In The Making: UBCO Student Show](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/always-in-the-making-ubco-student-show/) - Opening Night: May 7th 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm Spotlight side of the gallery This year's student exhibition will feature: Maya Taki, Stevie Poling, Talia Gagnon, Peony Wong, Sierra Loewen, CJ Ozee, Averi Boerboom, and Carly Johnson Featuring UBCO’s 4th year Arts & Media students, this exhibition brings together their final and most accomplished works.
- [From Then Until Now: A Michael Adamson Survey](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/from-then-until-now-a-michael-adamson-survey/) - Join us on April 9th, 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm, for our latest solo show opening of From Then Until Now: A Michael Adamson Survey From Then Until Now: A Michael Adamson Painting Survey brings together works from the 1990s to 2026 and shows how Adamson’s painting has evolved over more than three decades. Painting
- [Talking With The Coast](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/talking-with-the-coast/) - OPENING: February 5th 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm 2934 Pandosy St, Kelowna BC Talking with the Coast is SOPA Fine Arts’ first exhibition of 2026, paying tribute to Western Canadian artists past and present. The exhibition explores form, composition, and otherworldly colour through the lens of life in Western Canada—examining how the West
- [Champagne and Paper Scarps](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/champagne-and-paper-scarps/) - Join us for our last show of the year, Champagne and paper scraps! opening: December 11th 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
- [Fall / Winter 2025 Spotlight Gallery](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/fall-winter-2025-spotlight-gallery/) - Check out our latest installment for Fall/Winter 2025 Spotlight!featuring 12 artistsDavid Tycho, Shawn Shephard, Phil Darrah, Shawn Serfas, Christopher Griffin, Emily Filler, Joey Vaiasuso, Neshka, Matt Petley-Jones, Rose Braun, Richard Taylor and Tyler Toewsand new artworks on the emerging artist wall
- [SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/somethings-gotta-give/) - Something’s Gotta Give examines the increasing presence of technology in everyday life and the unease it provokes. Our dependence on tools such as artificial intelligence and digital devices continues to grow, even as anxieties about the future and our place as humans within it intensify. Social roles and expectations are shifting, and the addition of
- [ARTIST TALK: ETIENNE GELINAS](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/artist-talk-etienne-gelinas/) - Join us at SOPA Fine Arts for a special Artist Talk with Etienne Gelinas. Known for his dynamic abstract paintings that blend architecture, mathematics, and bold color, Etienne will share the ideas and processes behind his newest body of work. Discover how geometry, rhythm, and intuition come together on the canvas, and gain insight into
- [The In Between](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/the-in-between/) - The In-Between is a group exhibition that dwells in the liminal, the fleeting spaces between perception and reality, consciousness and dreams, and the material and immaterial. Featuring works rich in surreal imagery and vivid, often paradoxical colour palettes, the show invites viewers to suspend their certainty and slip into a state of dreamy ambiguity. These
- [KGH Foundation - Plates For Parkinson's](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/kgh-foundation-plates-for-parkinsons/) - Join us on August 14th for Plates For Parkinson's with the KGH Foundation to support, raise funds and raise awareness for Parkinson's Click to buy your tickets now https://www.kghfoundation.com/events-mec/plates-for-parkinsons-2025/
- [UPCOMING ON JULY 17TH- ARTIST TALK: DAVID TYCHO](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/upcoming-on-july-17th-artist-talk-david-tycho/) - Artist Talk with David TychoThursday, July 17th at 6:30 PM Join us at SOPA Fine Arts for an exclusive Artist Talk with Vancouver-based painter David Tycho. Known for his bold, abstract interpretations of urban life, Tycho is inspired by the sights of cities like Vancouver, Tokyo, and New York, creating bold paintings that reflect the
- [ARTIST TALK- SCOTT BERTRAM](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/artist-talk-scott-bertram/) - Artist Talk Recap: Scott Bertram – June 26th, 6:30 PM⁠⁠A big thank you to Scott Bertram for joining us at SOPA Fine Arts for an incredible Artist Talk last month.⁠⁠Scott offered thoughtful insight into his evolving practice, the influence of his Vancouver Island roots, and how he builds depth and movement through his richly layered
- [Opening June 5th: LAST CALL](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/opening-june-5th-last-call/) - Summer has officially arrived in the Okanagan, and SOPA Fine Arts is celebrating the season with LAST CALL, a bold new group exhibition now on view at the gallery. LAST CALL is a love letter to big cities—especially at night. The show explores their magnetic energy, glowing signage, quiet intersections, and the people who move
- [TRANSLUCENCE: Revisited](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/translucence-revisited/) - Now on view at SOPA Fine Arts Transluence Revisited marks a vibrant return to Matt Petley-Jones’ exploration of light, color, and abstraction. Building on his earlier series, these new works layer expressive brushstrokes and luminous forms to evoke shifting landscapes and emotional depth. Rich in movement and texture, the exhibition captures Petley-Jones at a powerful
- [ART PARTY 2025](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/art-party-2025/) - ART PARTY 2024 – Event Highlights On May 2nd, SOPA Fine Arts hosted an unforgettable evening celebrating arts and culture in the Okanagan. The gallery came alive with bold energy, creative flair, and community spirit — a true testament to the vibrant art scene in our region. Guests arrived in dazzling style, echoing the colour
- [THIS KIND OF WILDERNESS: Artist Talk featuring Shawn Serfas](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/this-kind-of-wilderness-artist-talk-featuring-shawn-serfas/) - Artist Talk: Shawn Serfas – This Kind of Wilderness Thank you to those who attended our Artist Talk featuring Shawn Serfas Shawn Serfas is known for pushing the boundaries of abstraction, exploring the intersections of landscape, the night sky, and post-industrial spaces. In this engaging talk, Shawn shared insights into his creative process, the inspirations
- [EVENING THE FIELD](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/evening-the-field/) - Evening the Field – A Retrospective Exhibition We’re thrilled to present Evening the Field, a retrospective exhibition featuring two pioneers of abstract expressionism in Western Canada: Shawn Serfas and Phil Darrah. This exhibition pays tribute to their shared contributions to Canadian art and their creative relationship in academic spaces. Their works explore the boundaries of
- [THAT'S A WRAP!](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/thats-a-wrap/) - Debuted December 5th, 2024 Opening Reception: 7 PM | SOPA Fine Arts, 2934 Pandosy Street, Kelowna We closed out 2024 with That’s A Wrap, an incredible exhibition that explored transformation, reflection, and the beauty of new beginnings. Guests experienced works that blurred the boundaries between reality and surrealism, offering fresh perspectives on connection, time, and
- [IT'S CALLED LOVE: A SOLO EXHIBITION FEATURING JOEY VAIASUSO](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/its-called-love-a-solo-exhibition-featuring-joey-vaiasuso/) - 🍂 Fall kicked off with an unforgettable night at SOPA Fine Arts! On October 3rd, we celebrated the grand opening of It’s Called Love, a stunning solo exhibition featuring the bold and vibrant works of Californian artist Joey Vaiasuso. The evening was filled with energy as Joey’s expressive art—celebrating femininity through bright colors, dynamic forms,
- [SPOTLIGHT Fall/Winter 2024](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/spotlight-fall-winter-2024/) - F/W 2024 Spotlight Collection! Featuring 15+ artists from the Okanagan and beyond, this collection is crafted to stir emotions and bring warmth to your home. Discover your piece today
- [ARTIST TALK: JUDY CAMPBELL](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/artist-talk-judy-campbell/) - We recently hosted an amazing Artist Talk with exhibiting artist Judy Campbell at SOPA Fine Arts, and it was a pleasure to have the community join us for this special event. Judy shared incredible insights into her abstract works, discussing the stories, techniques, and creative process behind her layered compositions. It was a unique opportunity
- [AZURE REVERIE: WISH YOU WERE HERE](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/azure-reverie-wish-you-were-here/) - Dive into the vibrant, summery essence of “Azure Reverie: Wish You Were Here,” an exhibition that captures the joy and tranquility of tropical vacations while paying tribute to the beautiful summers of the Okanagan. This stunning collection features works by Karla Doell, Sonja Kobrehel, Todd Macormac, and Judy Campbell. From mesmerizing beach scenes to bold
- [ARCADIAN ODYSSEY](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/arcadian-odyssey/) - Come Join us at SOPA Fine Arts at 2934 Pandosy Street on June 6th from 7-10 PM for our latest Opening Reception… “ARCADIAN ODYSSEY” a group exhibition starring Bill Gingles, Christopher Griffin, Matt Petley Jones, and Michael Shemchuk. Influenced by aspects of the natural world, the passage of time, and the aesthetics of Romantic Era
- [SPOTLIGHT SS24](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/spotlight-ss24/) - In our SPOTLIGHT Gallery, immerse yourself in our latest installation, "Spring Summer 24," featuring an eclectic selection of works from 19 artists. This vibrant showcase includes paintings and sculptures that span from bright and vivid colors to visceral and raw aesthetics, offering something to pique the interest of every art enthusiast. Explore pieces from
- [ART PARTY: AN EXCLUSIVE EVENT CELEBRATING LOCAL ARTS](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/art-party-an-exclusive-event-celebrating-local-arts/) - The SOPA "Art Party" event was of great importance to our mission of nurturing young artists in Kelowna. Starting at 7PM, the exclusive ticketed event aimed to entertain, educate, and gather the community to support local arts. With Jon Campbell and Jay Blackford hosting and community members' sponsorship and donations, we were set to inspire
- [MATERIAL AND MAN: SYSTEMS AND ALTERED REALITIES](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/material-and-man-systems-and-altered-realities/) - Running until early June, come see "MATERIAL AND MAN: Systems and Altered Realities” at SOPA Fine Arts on 2934 Pandosy Street! For our inaugural Solo Outing of the year, we proudly present a captivating retrospective featuring the works of Etienne Gelinas, a visionary artist hailing from Quebec. Drawing inspiration from systems, semantics, modern technologies,
- [ATTENTION TO RETAIL](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/attention-to-retail/) - SOPA Fine Arts Presents: ATTENTION TO RETAIL We are excited to showcase the latest works from the minds of Diana Creasy-Funk, Joey Vaiasuso, and Shawn Shepherd! ATTENTION TO RETAIL is an exploration into our intricate connection with trends and popularity, aiming to unveil the reasons behind our fervent desire to be on the cutting
- [CHROMATIC ARRAYS](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/chromatic-arrays/) - Currently Exhibiting at SOPA Fine Arts: CHROMATIC ARRAYS CHROMATIC ARRAYS sets to close out the year of 2023 with an exploration into color, and the emotions it often stirs and creates, with the use of bright vivid colors contrasted to subdued darker palettes to create a mesmerizing visual experience, ranging from crimson reds and softened
- [PAX AMERICANA](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/pax-americana/) - SOPA FINE Arts Presents… PAX AMERICANA Join us at SOPA Fine Art on Thursday, October 5th at 7 PM for the Opening Night and Reception! Featuring a brand new series of work from Okanagan based Artist Rose Braun, Pax Americana aims to reflect and explore the emergence and role of America, its culture and role
- [SPOTLIGHT V2](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/spotlight-v2/) - SOPA Fine Arts Presents... SPOTLIGHT V2 We are delighted to announce our latest upcoming Opening Night at SOPA Fine Arts: SPOTLIGHT V2; a refresh of our expansion on September 8th, 7PM-10PM at 2934-2936 Pandosy Street. Featuring an entirely new installation of works from our represented artists, SPOTLIGHT V2 aims to further showcase a curated selection
- [NOISE](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/noise-bryan-ryley/) - SOPA Fine Arts presents "NOISE" featuring Bryan Ryley, whose latest series of works touch upon contemporary sociopolitical issues, utilizing visuals like pulp fiction and vintage comics combined with his understanding of materiality and technique to deliver this message.
- [Concrete Canvas](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/concrete-canvas/) - SOPA Fine Art's First Art Exhibition of 2023 : “Concrete Canvas”. Concrete Canvas will be displaying West Coast Creatives Joey Vaiasuso and Shawn Shepherd debuting at SOPA, alongside Todd Maccormac and Tyler Toews in a one of a kind exhibition.
- [Metamorphosis - Tyler Toews](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/tyler-toews-metamorphosis/)
- [All Hands on Deck](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/all-hands-on-deck/)
- [Forge + Seam/ Shawn Serfas](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/forge-seam-shawn-serfas/)
- [Bark](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/bark/)
- [Border Crossing](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/border-crossing-2006/) - Enjoy an array of works from established and emerging artist(s). Works created with many mediums. Stop by SOPA Fine Arts in Kelowna’s Pandosy Village.
- [Voix De Lumière](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/voix-de-lumiere/) - SOPA Fine Art's Spring Show of 2023: "Voix De Lumiére." "Voix De Lumiére" will feature new works from Artist Ulrich Panzer, who utilizes painstaking techniques and utilizes a diverse range of inspiration to create ethereal and sensual concentric work.
- [Figuration](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/figuration/) - Enjoy an array of works from established and emerging artist(s). Works created with many mediums. Stop by SOPA Fine Arts in Kelowna’s Pandosy Village.
- [SOPA Spotlight](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/sopa-spotlight/) - SOPA Fine Arts Presents our New Expansion: SOPA SPOTLIGHT; an immersive experience that will compliment current exhibits and showcase a wide and diverse selection of works from Represented Artists.
- [Gold Edit](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/gold-edit/)
- [Uncharted](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/uncharted/)
- [Fields](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/fields/)
- [Good Things in Small Boxes](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/good-things-in-small-boxes/)
- [Night Moves](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/night-moves/)
- [Faces, Spaces and Places](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/faces-spaces-and-places/)
- [Rules of Misconduct](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/rules-of-misconduct/)
- [Wanderlust](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/wanderlust/)
- [Strokes of Venus](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/strokes-of-venus/)
- [Conrad Ouchi+Ulrich Panzer+ Tyler Toews+Sylvain Coulombe](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/conrad-ouchiulrich-panzer-tyler-toewssylvain-coulombe/)
- [Borrowed Goods](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/borrowed-goods/)
- [A Fine Discussion](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/a-fine-discussion/)
- [Breathing Space](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/breathing-space/) - We are so happy to announce our new exhibition will have an opening night! Please stop by between 7-9 pm on May 5th to check out Rose Braun's newest work and meet the artist.Enjoy an array of works from established and emerging artist(s). Works created with many mediums. Stop by SOPA Fine Arts in Kelowna’s Pandosy Village.
- [Shadow Play](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/shadow-play-constance-serfas-sonja-maccormac-darrah-bautista/)
- [Flowers from A](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/flowers-from-a/)
- [Sopa Salon](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/3095-2/)
- [One for Marylin, Forge, Form, Fiction](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/one-for-marylin-forge-form-fiction/)
- [Six Elements](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/six-elements/)
- [Turning Points](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/turning-points/)
- [Tiz the Season](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/tiz-the-season/)
- [Songs of Love](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/songs-of-love/)
- [Re-Shaping History](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/re-shaping-history/)
- [Radial Grey](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/radial-grey/)
- [Phil Darrah & Jordi Alfaro](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/phil-darrah-jordi-alfaro/)
- [Nov Held Over](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/nov-held-over/)
- [Merry + Bright](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/merry-bright/)
- [Magic and Other Unrelated Things](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/magic-and-other-unrelated-things/)
- [Lines of Contradiction](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/lines-of-contradiction/)
- [Improper Nouns](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/improper-nouns/)
- [Grand Opening](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/grand-opening/) - Enjoy an array of works from established and emerging artist(s). Works created with many mediums. Stop by SOPA Fine Arts in Kelowna’s Pandosy Village.
- [Fur-Sturdy](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/fur-sturdy/)
- [Carry On](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/carry-on/)
- [Color Salute](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/color-salute/)
- [Crossing the Line](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/crossing-the-line/)
- [Eeny Meeny Miny Moe](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/eeny-meeny-miny-moe/)
- [Full Circle](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/full-circle/)
- [Code of Color](https://sopafinearts.com/exhibitions/code-of-color/)

## Media and Blog

- [Newest Artist Annoucement: David Tycho](https://sopafinearts.com/media-blog/newest-artist-annoucement-david-tycho/) - Sopa Fine Arts is thrilled to announce the new representation of acclaimed Canadian painter David Tycho, Exhibiting at Sopa Fine Arts in Kelowna, Fall 2025.
- [Exploring Fine Art in Kelowna: Inside SOPA Fine Art Gallery](https://sopafinearts.com/media-blog/exploring-fine-art-in-kelowna-inside-sopa-fine-art-gallery/) - SOPA Fine Arts, a top Art gallery in Kelowna, showcases contemporary fine Art Exhibition , Evening the Field, cementing Kelowna as a Western Canadian Art hub.
- [Tariffs, Trade, and the Art Market: A Perfect Storm?](https://sopafinearts.com/media-blog/tariffs-trade-and-the-art-market-a-perfect-storm/) - Today's SOPA Fine Arts Blog will discuss the recent Tariff's employed by the United States of America and detail how these tariffs may affect Canadian Art, Canadian Artist, and the Art Market as a whole. This article does not aim to embody any political stance but rather an educational piece for our readers. At this
- [Artist Spotlight: Phil Darrah – A Life in Abstract and Expression](https://sopafinearts.com/media-blog/artist-spotlight-phil-darrah-a-life-in-abstract-and-expression/) - Discover Phil Darrah abstract art at SOPA Fine Arts. His bold compositions, rich colors, and expressive lines define a must-see contemporary exhibition
- [The Healing Power of Fine Art: Nurturing the Mind](https://sopafinearts.com/media-blog/the-healing-power-of-fine-art-nurturing-the-mind/) - Discover how fine art transforms hospital spaces, promoting healing and comfort. Explore Evening the Field at SOPA Fine Arts for an uplifting art experience.
- [Mastering the Mix: Pairing Abstract and Figurative Art in Your Collection](https://sopafinearts.com/media-blog/mastering-the-mix-pairing-abstract-and-figurative-art-in-your-collection/) - Mastering the Mix: Pairing Abstract and Figurative Art in Your Collection When it comes to curating an art collection, one of the most exciting and rewarding challenges is blending different styles to create a cohesive, visually engaging space. Abstract and figurative art may seem like polar opposites at first glance, but when paired thoughtfully, they
- [Introducing Deborah Bakos: SOPA Fine Arts' Newest Represented Artist](https://sopafinearts.com/media-blog/introducing-deborah-bakos-sopa-fine-arts-newest-represented-artist/) - Discover Vancouver-based artist Deborah Bakos, SOPA Fine Arts' newest addition. Explore her multi-disciplinary works, centering on shared vulnerabilities and human dichotomies, now on display in our group exhibition That's A Wrap
- [The Timeless Value of Original Art in a Digital Age](https://sopafinearts.com/media-blog/the-timeless-value-of-original-art-in-a-digital-age/) - How AI is Changing the Art World: The Role of Fine Arts and Original Art in Kelowna Artificial intelligence (AI) is redefining the boundaries of creativity, challenging what we traditionally consider as art. From generative algorithms creating striking digital pieces to humanoid robots like Ai-Da producing self-portraits, AI art is captivating audiences and disrupting the
- [The Role of Auction Houses and Art Galleries in the Art World: Insights for Kelowna Art Collectors & Enthusiasts](https://sopafinearts.com/media-blog/the-role-of-auction-houses-and-art-galleries-in-the-art-world-insights-for-kelowna-art-collectors-enthusiasts/) - The Role of Auction Houses and Art Galleries in the Art World: Insights for Kelowna Art Collectors & Enthusiasts The art world is a vibrant ecosystem driven by the dynamic relationship between auction houses and art galleries. For collectors and art enthusiasts exploring Kelowna art galleries or searching for premier art galleries in Kelowna, understanding
- [The Group of Seven - The Legacy Continues](https://sopafinearts.com/media-blog/the-group-of-seven-the-legacy-continues/) - The Group of Seven: Shaping Modern Canadian Art The Group of Seven, a collective of Canadian landscape painters active from 1920 to 1933, left an indelible mark on the art world. Known for their vivid and emotive depictions of the Canadian wilderness, the Group laid the foundation for a distinctly Canadian national art movement. While
- [Kelowna’s Fine Arts Winter Highlights: SOPA Fine Arts Holiday Exhibitions, Gift Cards & More!](https://sopafinearts.com/media-blog/kelownas-fine-arts-winter-highlights-sopa-fine-arts-holiday-exhibitions-gift-cards-more/) - Explore Kelowna’s fine arts scene this winter at SOPA Fine Arts! From our upcoming Christmas exhibition and festive gallery rentals to gift cards for art lovers, discover unique holiday events and gifts this season.
- [ART PARTY Masquerade - Kelowna's Art Celebration](https://sopafinearts.com/media-blog/art-party-masquerade-kelownas-art-celebration/) - Celebrate Kelowna art; SOPA’s ART Party Masquerade supports emerging artists in Kelowna with community, creativity,and bursaries for future talent in Fine arts
- [It's Called Love Featuring Joey Vaiasuso](https://sopafinearts.com/media-blog/its-called-love-featuring-joey-vaiasuso/) - Explore the bold, vibrant abstract art of Joey Vaiasuso. Discover his unique journey and why his expressive pieces shine at SOPA Fine Arts. Read SOPA's Latest
- [CHROMATIC CONVERSATIONS: An Interview with Phil Darrah](https://sopafinearts.com/media-blog/chromatic-conversations-an-interview-with-phil-darrah/) - Phil Darrah, an Alberta based artist, has been exploring art since the 1950s, with a consistent focus on abstraction. In 2024, his commitment to expressing his connection with color, abstraction, and space is as strong as ever. It's no surprise to see Phil featured in our current exhibition, "CHROMATIC ARRAYS," which delves into the relationship
- [What is"PAX AMERICANA?" An Interview with Artist Rose Braun](https://sopafinearts.com/media-blog/title-of-the-news-piece/) - Delve into the creative mind of Rose Braun with an exclusive interview about her artistic process, and latest series of work: "PAX AMERICANA"

## Artists

- [Sébastien Gaudette](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/sebastien-gaudette/) - Sébastien Gaudette is a Canadian artist based in Montreal. After is B.A. in visual arts and media at the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), he has dedicated himself to in-depth research around the medium of paper, exploring the material through drawing, sculptures and installation. Sébastien Gaudette’s artworks have been showcased in a variety of venues across Quebec, including the Musée des beaux-arts de Sherbrooke, the Musée du Bas-Saint-Laurent, the Centre national d’exposition in Jonquière, the Centre d’art actuel Langage Plus in Alma and the Art-image exhibition center in Gatineau. He has also exhibited at the Cirque du Soleil and in several cultural centers throughout the province. The artist has also participated in charity events, such as auctions at the Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal (2021) and the Laurentides auction (2023 and 2024). Internationally, his work has exhibited at the renowned ArtHelix Gallery in Brooklyn, at the Galerie Goutal in France and at the Martin Mertens Gallery in Germany. He has also been featured in major art fairs, including Art Karlsruhe in Berlin, Art on Paper in Miami, the Seattle Art Fair, the EXPO CHICAGO Art Fair, the Toronto Art Fair, and the Plural Fair in Montréal. Gaudette has taken part in several research residencies in both Quebec and the United States, experiences that have greatly enriched his creative practice. In 2026, Sébastien Gaudette will present two major exhibitions in Canada, one in Ottawa and the other in Edmonton. The artistic practice of Sébastien Gaudette revolves around line and paper as a support; he explores different perspectives through sculpture, installation, and drawing. His approach seeks to create a graphic dialogue in which the gesture leaves only a trace: the fleeting imprint of a movement, a sketch of an evolution toward more complex forms. This process leads him to question the materiality of the support and the way we perceive things. His sculptures and installations are distinguished by their imposing dimensions and forms liberated from traditional conventions. The artist aims to transcend matter by evoking illusions of lightness and movement. His work is based on constant experimentation with materials, techniques, and tools, valuing both the rigor of fabrication and the spontaneity of creation. While his installations are sometimes executed with great precision, his drawings thrive on improvisation, leaving room for accident and the freedom of gesture in a form of instinctive pictorial writing. Although abstract, his works capture attention through fluid lines and bold contours, enhanced by a vibrant color palette that evokes an almost palpable energy. His practice becomes a sensory exploration, where matter transforms into a choreography of folds and curves, continuously redefining the contours of a singular visual language.
- [Andy Warhol](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/andy-warhol/) - Authenticated Andy Warhol artwork now available at SOPA Fine Arts in Kelowna. Visit the gallery to view this iconic piece of contemporary art.
- [Aleksandra Rdest](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/aleksandra-rdest/) - Aleksandra Rdest believes the ultimate elegance lies in simplicity. Her practice is intuitive, paintings develop many layers over many sessions of reflection and response. In this series or work, gestural marks are set against a background of meticulously applied striations of paint. Rdest is informed by her landscape and macro photography taken on meditative walks in nature; in the studio she applies many thin layers of oil glazes to canvas in order to create bold emotive works. A graduate of OCAD, Rdest is represented by several galleries and consultants. Her work has been featured and included in exhibitions in Toronto, Kelowna, Vancouver, Calgary, St. John’s, Montreal, Saskatoon, Chicago and Yokohama; in commercial and public galleries. Rdest has exhibited with art collectives Femme Five and A Collection of Foreign Objects. Her work has been presented in print as well as online publications. Ever evolving, Rdest creates subtly sublime paintings for corporate, retail, hospitality and private collections. Rdest’s works are included in collections at Four Seasons Toronto, Delta Toronto Downtown, Allure of the Seas, Royal Bank of Canada, Holt Renfrew Toronto, Canaccord Capital Corporation, Houston; Cadillac Fairview Toronto; Burnac Corporation, Toronto; GMP Montreal, NORDSTROM Yorkdale, Eaton Centre Toronto, Pacific Centre Vancouver, Honolulu, other locations in USA; Thunder Valley Casino; and Private Collections. Rdest believes the ultimate elegance lies in simplicity. Her practice is intuitive, paintings develop many layers over many sessions of reflection and response.
- [Christopher Griffin](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/christopher-griffin/) - Christopher Griffin, a young Canadian artist, has exhibited his work throughout the western hemisphere; Canada, USA, Guatemala and Honduras. His works are inspired by his extensive travels and his impressions of foreign cultures and environments. Specifically, his trip to Papua New Guinea, where the Papuan people gave him “a glimpse of what it means to be human”. In the words of Christopher Griffin: This exposure to a spiritual, fundamental existence has caused me to re-examine my own work. I have become more involved in the process of creating. I am allowing the accidental and unconscious guide my work. I am having fun.” Corporate collectors of Christopher’s work include Aird & Berlis Barristers and Solicitors, Bank of Colorado, Uniglobe Enterprise Travel Limited and Ukrainian Canadian Art Foundation. ‘Christopher Griffin’s paintings express a sophisticated primitivism. His distressed surfaces are made up of various markings and scratches and his work and method of execution invite the accidental to come in and make an entrance. He is inspired by cave paintings, children’s art and outsider art.’
- [Constance Bachmann](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/constance-bachmann/) - Painting has always interested me above all other artistic disciplines, from the luscious physicality of the paint, to the endless possibilities for color. For me, color is at the root of everything I do. I’m always looking for creative ways to incorporate unusual bits of color into the most unexpected areas of my paintings. The more I play with color, the more a painting takes shape. I enjoy using representational subjects because they inspire me to explore dualities; patterns and scribbles, highlights and shadows, historical and contemporary, for example, while giving the work an overall sense of purpose. I often begin with a formal sketch, but then I allow the work to unfold from there. My newest figurative work hints at historical portraiture, echoing my on going fascination for the elaborate costumes of those eras. I paint fanciful clothing that may suggest the French Renaissance period, Elizabethan styles or Spanish Vaquero times. In this spontaneous and playful way, I aim to soften my subjects starched collars and have them relax their stuffy facades, painting society’s past, prideful veneers into a fresher, and much more benevolent context.
- [Diana Creasy-Funk](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/diana-creasy-funk/) - Diana Creasy-Funk was born in Wainwright, Alberta in 1962. She moved to the Okanagan in 1986 and has been painting for as long as she can remember. What started out as simple pencil drawings in school, making sketches of friends, or capturing expressions from people in magazines, she evolved her fascination with human nature into a stunningly beautiful style of portraiture. Her work still has graphite areas showing, where she initially sketches her subject, but a watered-down painting technique fleshes out the work a little bit further, carefully bringing them to an ethereal place. “Ask any artist and they will tell you that they paint because they have to…. It’s an unexplainable need. I’m no different. I just paint…I have to. What occurs on the canvas can and does change and evolve in a constant flow, but in the end it’s only just about the process, the ideas, application, physical movements, problem solving, letting go and accepting.”
- [Emily Filler](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/emily-filler/) - Emily Filler’s paintings walk the line between the real and the imaginary. There is a sense of the familiar but also the feeling that you are falling into a dream – flowers act as a departure point to a world that dissolves into abstraction. She weaves together painting, printmaking and photography in her ‘painterly collages’, bringing together panels of color, meticulous patterning and floral elements. Dense mark-making contrasts with airy clouds of transparent color and screen-printed florals reveal themselves from behind cut and torn paper and canvas. As these processes and elements interlace, they create a hybrid between representation and abstraction, the natural and supernatural. Living in downtown Toronto, Filler is often influenced by her ritual walk to the studio, where she observes the landscape shift from bustling city life to contemplative residential neighborhoods. Exploring this contrast, the works playfully collate the images and textures from both worlds. Emily Filler lives and works in Toronto, Canada. Her work has been exhibited internationally and is held in private and corporate collections throughout North America and Europe. b. 1982. Ottawa, Canada.
- [Etienne Gelinas](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/etienne-gelinas/) - My research focuses on the ambiguity of codes and language systems in a semiotic space, in painting today. It is a reflection on the duality of plastic and scientific codes, and on the concept of space and the paradoxical aspect that emerges. I endeavor to link systems, to make them coexist and dialogue. The result generates an interaction between artistic forms and representations of scientific languages. Different languages become one within the same space. Space and architecture are central concepts of my approach. Space presents itself abstractly through a detachment of the plans, an overlap of delineated areas, and assemblies of multipoint perspectives which dig into the surface of the painting to give it a sense of depth. An objectively two dimensional space, that becomes three-dimensional rather subjectively through our interpretation of the codes that are presented. The compositions suggest continuity of the image beyond its physical limits. An approach that helps to highlight the notion of space in my work and which implicitly refers us to the world of cinema and photography by including the concept of framing. The glossy and glazed finish of some areas in my paintings is reminiscent of the screen by its transparency. The screen is probably what best represents the transformation of our technological culture, propelling us into a new age of “écranique” (screen) prosthesis. This appendix has become, increasingly, that through which we see and transform our environment. By their ubiquity, screens redefine our space references. The multiple screens within our environments profoundly alter the sensitive area we are able to perceive and our perception of the still image. In a world where the screen has taken the place of reality and tends to make it disappear (Fischer 2008), has painting, which was originally a window to the world, become the still picture of the “écranique” reality? Fischer, H. (2008). Les métaphores de l’écran, Prolifération des écrans/Proliferation of screens. Québec [Que.], Presses de l’Université du Québec.
- [Helder Batista](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/helder-batista/) - Helder Batista est un artiste autodidacte qui travaille aussi bien la sculpture que la peinture. Il est né en 1964 à Paris où il a suivi les cours du soir des Beaux-arts. Il vit et travaille dans le Sud Ouest de la France. Pluridisciplinaire il appréhende différents matériaux et différents supports tels que la résine, les inclusions, le béton, le bois, le néon, la peinture à l’huile. Il sculpte et peint tout ce qui l’interpelle. Son travail artistique est souvent ambigüe et symbolique, il part du principe que « L’Art est une liberté d’expression dont seul l’Artiste en limite les frontières » A ce jour, plus interpelé par la sculpture primitive, il se focalise sur Stonehenge, Ile de Pâques. Il revisite à sa façon ce lieu mythique et mystique. Ses créations reflètent ce que seraient les sculptures primitives de nos jours (couleur, forme, matériaux) … Helder Batista is a self-taught Artist who works both sculpture and painting. He was born in 1964 in Paris where he took evening classes at the Beaux-arts. He lives and works in the South West of France Multidisciplinary, he apprehends different materials and different supports such as resin, inclusion, concrete, wood, neon, oil and acrylic painting. He sculpts and paints everything that concerns him. His artistic work is often ambiguous and symbolic, he assures that; “Art is a freedom of expression of which only the Artist limits the borders” To this day more concerned by the primitive sculpture, he focuses on Stonehenge. He revisits in his own way this mythical and mystical place. His creations reflect what the primitive sculptures would be today (color, form, materials)
- [Jordy Buckles](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/jordy-buckles/) - Jordy Buckles works in Vancouver, British Columbia (BC), developing studio built sculpture. Jordy has been commissioned to develop artworks in Hong Kong, London England, Nevada United States of America and Canada. Jordy received his Trade Qualification (TQ) in sheet metal fabrication from the BC Institute of Technology in 2008. Jordy opened his studio in 2008 primarily focusing on forging and fabricating abstract sculpture. Since then Jordy has been commissioned to build sculpture in steel, stainless and bronze. His sculptures display accuracy in curvi-linear design, volume form geometry and unique within each technically detailed element. Jordy strives to excel in studio built sculpture and continues to maintain unique and innovative work, developing the intricacies of his work, like building layers on the pattern of life.
- [Jen Dyck](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/jen-dyck/) - If you’re familiar with Gaston Bachelard, a French philosopher, it’s quite likely you’re acquainted with his take on the centrality of home. Our house, he says, is our corner of the world. Our first universe, a real cosmos in every sense of the word. Our resting place. Shelter. He takes it a step farther, suggesting that the house shelters daydreaming, protects the dreamer and allows one to dream in peace. Ah…the ideal home! In terms of my art practice, I’ve gotta say I’m there with him. My characters might be involved in any number of dramas, conflicts and complications but they’re always housed. Situated in an enclosed space. A room. Stage. And I feel better about them as a result. As if I can now relax, knowing they’re safe. It’s the narrative that draws me in. Story-telling. The kinds of things that take place in rooms. Think of all the stories that have taken place in your rooms. In all the rooms and houses you’ve ever lived in. Think of all the memories that have accumulated over the years. Lots of material there. And somehow it’s meaningful to bring a little of that to the surface. I’ve worked with various media over the years, collage being the most recent. Lately I’ve been playing around with some text and doing some sketching.
- [Keith Rice-Jones](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/keith-rice-jones/) - My initial training as a cabinet-maker was steeped in the Arts and Crafts tradition and later the Bauhaus and Modernism. It is easy to see the design influence in the way I work along with the heritage of modernist simplification of forms. Although purely sculptural, I see my work remaining rooted in the vessel tradition, both in its materiality, construction and the spatial sense of the completed pieces. My Geometric pieces were the initial transition from sculptural but functional containers and vessels, which were often architecturally inspired. Moving away from the functional aspect allowed a freedom to focus entirely on the interaction of the forms themselves. A Residency in Australia gave me to space to explore ideas that had been sitting quietly on a studio shelf for several years. These were small direct carvings in soft firebrick and I had intended to use these as maquettes for full-sized pieces. It needed a whole new approach from my geometric construction techniques but allowed an expanded vocabulary to open up. In a sense, my assembled pieces bring all these ideas and techniques together. I use slabs firmed up in moulds that come from carvings, and combine these with elements that could be from a whole variety of making techniques. Much earlier assembled forms – Obelisks and Stelae, though primarily architectural, had remarkable figurative aspects, even character suggestions giving rise to names. The assembled pieces have some of the same figurative qualities whether it is totemic associations or subtle suggestive references to other cultures, African, Cycladic or Inuit Inukshuks.
- [Matt Petley-Jones](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/matt-petley-jones/) - Born in Edmonton, Matt Petley-Jones graduated from the University of Alberta with a Bachelor of Arts Special in 1978 with a major in painting. Matt credits his love of art to his family; his parents were both professional photographers and influences such as his uncle Llewellyn Petley-Jones made a huge impact on his aesthetic sensibilities. Drawn to the energy created in composition, Matt’s paintings focus on creating movement through broken down forms and the interplay of colour on the canvas. He attempts to retain the essence of his subject while bringing to it a new dimension through his vibrant palette.
- [Melissa Stern](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/melissa-stern/) - Melissa Stern is an artist and journalist living in NYC. Melissa has worked in sculpture, photography and drawing for over twenty years, exhibiting throughout the U.S., as well as Europe and Asia. She has made a multi-media installation exhibition, The Talking Cure, that has been traveling to museums around the States. since 2012. Her work is featured in a number of prominent corporate and museum collections including News Corporation, JP Morgan, The Arkansas Art Center, the American Museum of Ceramic Art, Racine Art Museum, and the Weisman Art Museum in Minneapolis. With a background in anthropology, Melissa’s work reflects both non-Western and outsider-art influences. Her drawings, collages, and figurative sculptures are richly drawn and deeply layered, with quirky, often dark humor. “I work like a handyman cobbling together drawings and sculptures from elements found, borrowed, and imagined. I use a wide range of materials from encaustic to clay, pastel to steel. The drawings and sculptures, often made in tandem, resonate with one another, the ideas in one reinforcing the themes of the other. All of my pieces share a thematic thread. Childlike and goofy my figures live in a dream world, cower in relationships or stand tall in the face of adversity. They are at once dark and funny, expressive of the absurd world around them.” Stern serves as a contributing writer for Hyperallergic, the Brooklyn-based digital arts publication, working at the intersection of the arts, culture, and politics. She has covered major exhibitions on assignment throughout the world. She served earlier as the principle art critic for The New York Press. She is a past Board Director of The Children’s Museum of the Arts in NYC, Watershed Center in Maine and contributing curator of the Human Rights Film Festival from 2008-2015.
- [Michael Shemchuk](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/michael-shemchuk/) - Michael Shemchuk is an abstract artist living and working in Northern California. Born in the blue-collar mill town of Lowell Massachusetts in 1954, Shemchuk realized at an early age that his keen eye for color and form, burning curiosity, and love of adventure would necessitate a departure from the culturally spare town of Lowell. Making a choice that was unpopular, Shem saw service in the military as his ticket out of the surroundings he found so limiting. Shem dove headlong into a world he had never imagined. Largely self-taught, Shem did not emerge on the art scene in a conventional fashion. Following his native skills and sensitivities as an artist, his career has criss-crossed the world of applied arts and visual expression. Influenced by studies at the Academy of Art College and California State University, SF, Shem combined his love for photography, color, and abstraction. The result was an unusual amalgamation of interest and influences. Leveraging his practical skills, Shem supplemented his nascent career as a mixed media artist by practicing the craft of faux finish from the late eighties until 2000. His work from this period is evident in some of the most noteworthy homes and buildings in the Bay Area. With a keen eye for hue and value, Shem served as a color consultant to numerous architects and interior designers in and around Northern California. His day of reckoning came at the turn of the millennium, when he resolved to focus his efforts on painting and abstraction full time. With the support of his wife, noted interior designer Kathy Farley, he was all in. Shem’s work has evolved over the last two decades, shaped directly by a close engagement with material and process. From the onset, Shem’s focus has been on abstraction and design. Influenced by his earlier faux finish work, Shem’s Meridian series, begun in the late nineties, used paint and plaster as primary media. In 2014, Shem became interested in the changes in art-making stemming from shifts in technology. His response was to re-evaluate traditional materials such as paper and paint, thus simplifying his approach to abstraction with the Tags series. In 2017, Shem was inspired to further his pursuit of abstraction and design by streamlining his materials and employing process as integral to his work. The result is his Surface Tension series, which is based on an organic process involving water, paper, pressure, friction, and time. In addition to his art-making, Shem teaches the principles of Abstraction by Design (AbD) to students and fellow artists via workshops and private mentoring. His experiences as a teaching artist over the last four years have inspired and deepened his appreciation for creative community and collaboration.
- [Richard Taylor](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/richard-taylor/) - I am excited to share my work with you, as I am excited to enter my studio almost every day and continue where I stopped the day before. I really didn’t stop, however; I played with what I am working on in my mind and now I am back again to pick up the trail. Much of my work happens in series, as you can see with my Farms or Urban Bop pieces. As in music, I enjoy variations on a theme, and creating groups of pieces related by a theme allows me to pursue it from many angles. I am a sculptor, and also a painter. I use my three-dimensional metal forms as canvases for a variety of paint applications. A good amount of my work is created for site-specific locations. I am happy to work with you to create a piece or pieces for a particular site, and doing so is always an intriguing challenge. It is a reward to be able to change the landscape just a bit in a thoughtful manner. If you see some music in my compositions, it is there, you are seeing and hearing it correctly. Music is quite important to me and to life.
- [Rose Braun](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/rose-braun/) - There has been an evolution in my work over the years, from my earliest approach in a tightly realistic mode, to my current, looser methods of application and rendering. I am enthusiastic about the expressive potential in gesture. I began working with steel panels as supports in the year 2000, and like the resistance they provide, plus I enjoy the process of etching them with acid. I still sometimes work with oil on canvas, and with drawing on paper, and even in three dimensions, from time to time. As far as meaning in my work, I like to keep things open-ended and ambiguous, and leave specific interpretations of the images to the individual viewer. I appreciate and have been inspired by artists who are able to convey intense emotion in their work, and also those who have made biting social commentary. Both Goya and the German Dada artists come to mind as examples. I continue to strive to keep my work feeling raw and uncontrived.
- [Scott Bertram](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/scott-bertram/) - My painting practice centres around ideas of improvisation, playing with the dynamics of perception, and searching for form that lies just outside of my grasp. In my paintings I’m looking for a sense of recognition and yet also a suspension of resolution. I attempt to provide experiences where uncertainties are accepted, form and meaning are impermanent, and structures are imposed but then broken. Paint, with its ability to suggest, conceal, reveal form, and create or problematize space, offers an ideal vehicle to explore this type of experience further. I typically begin my paintings by focusing on materials and process and by inviting elements that lack premeditation or planning into the decision making. Through the use of improvisation, intuitive structures, and openness to possibilities, I am able to proceed in a painting without fixing my view or knowing what the painting will eventually be. As the painting process unfolds I will add disruptive elements to continually change the spatial or associative context that I understand the painting to be in. I do this by both including spaces that contradict previous layers, and also by echoing the initial shapes across the canvas in different ways. I am able to maintain a state of uncertainty while working as I include one layer overtop of another, creating tensions between disparate elements while also revealing their interconnectedness. The kind of painting I’m aiming for is one where I’m not able to totally grasp it, and yet it doesn’t push me away, and so I want to just stay with it and remain curious of the ambiguities.
- [Shawn Serfas](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/shawn-serfas/) - The foundation of my art practice and creative research explores the relationships between environmental sciences, the landscape and issues bordering abstraction and representation. Within that framework I pose questions concerning identity, place, ancestral origin, religion, and relational abstraction. As a painter I believe that content is negotiated through process and my studio practice is experimental and process driven. I am interested in the physicality or, what I term the geomorphology of paint and how it becomes a surrogate for other forms of matter and their respective meanings. This view filters my creative research through a systematic lens relating to observational experiments assessing the physical and chemical properties of marks I make in relation to a pluralistic range of concepts. Importantly, my interest in geomorphology is aided by my understanding of hydrology and remote imaging. These have influenced an order of physical governance in my painting practice that reveals a topographical or aerial perspective using geological references and employing specific painting techniques that mimic environmental forces. Relational Abstraction is a proposition, which asserts that nature is the genetic source of all abstractions in art. If the centrifugal withdrawal or separation of an idea or matter from its parent group is the definition of objective abstraction, then relational abstraction is a centripetal or constant force. In reinforcing the constant action of abstraction, it is not an empty, subjective formal vessel; for it is here the line between abstraction and representation is blurred. This is the crux of my philosophical approach to painting. Chaos theory and anti-aesthetic theory also influence the decisions formed in my studio practice. Geometry and architecture dominate the figurative language in my painting, while perceived levels of chaos establish the field which I chart. Specifically, it is the notion of the repeated pattern and self-similarity of visual information throughout micro and macro scales that informs my practice. The elusive presence of beauty and the search for purpose or structure within painting invite an anti-aesthetic discourse. I am interested in questioning my own perspective of beauty, examining the acquired tenets governed by taste in art, while critically examining the purpose and role of formulating my own discrete visual language. My creative practice is directly linked to my surroundings and daily observations of physical space. I am interested in the marks that humans have made upon the landscape, and especially how these manifest and influence natural spaces. This contrast is paralleled in the choices I make with figure/ground, geometric/organic or order/chaos relationships within painting and my ideas of describing space. The analyses of indirect painting processes and the accumulation or layering of complex visual language over composite or empirical visual information regularly inform my research. I believe that the process of painting is much like studying the origin of landforms or the environmental influences upon landscapes; it is an observational exercise in acquiring data, forming a proposition, and testing those ideas. The main question always under inquiry is, what makes a painting a painting? A secondary question always present in my work examines the objecthood of painting relative to conventions of pictorial illusions and how this relationship imitates everyday experiences concerning object-illusions. I create pictures of foreign, remote, unknown, and immaterial terrains, both atmospheric and subterranean in nature. The descriptive images I create portray the forces that shape both ideas and matter; they are invented, sourced and auto fictional.
- [Sonja Kobrehel](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/sonja-kobrehel/) - After twenty years of living and working in Vancouver she moved to Powell River BC. She follows her love of painting since she was a child. After attending a traditional school of drawing and painting she graduated from University of Novi Sad ,Academy of Fine Arts. / former Yugoslavia She is a multiple awarded artist. Sonja has experience working with many mediums but favours acrylics over all. Her unique style is apparent in every piece she creates; it stretches from intricate whimsical personal iconography to abstract pieces with always recognisable brushstroke. Statement My work in visual arts reflects the constant changes, experience in my personal life. I am guided by my feelings, thoughts, dreams and visions. The sources of my inspiration are many :an appreciation ;I love to look for traces of the people who came before and clues about what they did there and why. Journeys are an integral part of the inspirations. I am always intrigued by the human cultural elements and visual stimulation that I encounter. I find that every place and culture reveals its beauty to me in the everyday life. I like to use symbols in my art work and creating my personal iconography. The symbols are the clues to many aspects of my life,but my paintings usually start with a color idea,than evolve into composition in which color is the primary subject. I work in collage , various media on paper and canvas ,mixing everything possible together and bring it to others in a visual format. Much attention is given to the surface texture adding different materials,carving,scratching,gluing…creating visual dialog. I complete my work using drawing techniques and whatever else it takes to communicate my intended vision.
- [Ulrich Panzer](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/ulrich-panzer/) - The current group of circular paintings springs from the artists’ previous series “spheres”. What was then a dynamic interplay of multiple colour circles and definition of space is now concentrated in one individual form that radiates light and colour frequencies. These paintings are inspired by the artists’ continuous interest in the synesthetic perception of sound and musical chords, by observations of light in nature and by the colours of minerals and seashells. During the process of adding layer by layer of thinnest colour and pigments these references are oftentimes left behind and the works develop a life on their own, and as such they do nothing less than draw the viewer into the Present Tense of Seeing.
- [Karla Doell](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/karla-doell/) - Collecting inspiration from her travels, the artist has a passion for exploring new countries and cultures through her camera lens. Later, in her studio, Doell will incorporate her original photographic images into unique, mixed media paintings. “As a photographer and painter, my work examines the use of photo-based images as a starting point, helping to initiate the painting process. Using anything from serene beaches, majestic trees or playful florals as a starting point, I’ll add unexpected color and marks; painterly brushstrokes, sprayed text or random drips, splatters and smudges – all to blur the lines of naturalism. Fusing both mediums allows me to create a fresh composition, aimed to satisfy and celebrate that never-ending wanderlust. I continue to travel, photographing places that are full of culture and color, places that fan the inspiration for my next body of work.”
- [Sylvain Coulombe](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/sylvain-coulombe/) - The feeling inside me is my main inspiration, all of my environment and all that I have lived is unconsciously digested so that later I can transpose it in my work, in what I am. I like to meditate and feel free of thought before I paint. I simply cannot work after being in traffic. My main quality is to transform things, I love it. If someone wanted to give me a gift, just put me in a junk yard and I will spend the day as a kid, just being in the present moment… So painting for me is just playing with feelings in transforming colors and texture, until something starts talking to me, at that point I know that the playing is almost finish, it could take a couple of months, that’s why I’m always working on 15 to 20 paintings at the same time. 80% of my work is without thinking, the other 20% is to understand what is going on, after that I homogenize the work and make it cleaner. often, a couple of days after the work is finished, it’s as if it wasn’t me who did it. I ask myself how and where did I find this story and I think that I’m here to reveal things for a reason, I don’t even know what that is, but I know that somewhere there is somebody for each work that I do, who will know this reason, who will love to abandon himself into it, and in this way, to understand a bit more about who he is and who we all are. This is my role. I want to help people connect. I believe in the butterfly effect, and I want my work to participate positively. I believe in the perseverance of work, so even if I don’t feel it, I go in my atelier and start doing cleaning and usually the mood of playing with colors comes to me, after that the day just passes by so fast. For the quality of my family life I learned to work 8 to 4, Monday to Friday, and a couple of hours during the week-end. I’m a bit of a workaholic, because it’s so easy for me to be there physically, without being there completely, that’s another reason to meditate and stop thinking. With the help of my soul mate and fiancé, I spend more time with the life of non-working, just having fun and enjoying my time. I always felt a void inside me when I was not creating. From a very young age, until 14 years old I was drawing all the time, and then I stopped. I don’t know why; I had no artistic friends and I guess I was discovering the world and myself with the turmoil of adolescence. At the age of 22 I started buying old furniture to restore it, and then to sell it. Eventually, I started to build furniture the old-fashioned way. I was doing old finishes, a patina, with paint of naturel pigment, casein (milk protein) and bug’s resin (kind of antique shellac). That was my wake-up call with art…and I just began to reconnect with myself, I can say that I was living in a bubble before that… After a few of years, I wanted to do more, so I did a baccalaureate in environment design (industrial design and architecture), and for the first time I was excited to go to school! My imagination just went off like a rocket. My girlfriend and I built our home with recycled materials…… it started, just for fun, doing all kind of objects, lighting, furnishings, sculpture with recycled materials …. then I started selling them. At one point I wanted to put colors on my concrete bas-relief, so I started playing with acrylic paint, it wasn’t very good, so I said to myself that I had to learn to paint….it took me almost a year to finish my first painting, but it felt so good that painting became my main focus after that. I began painting 15 hours per week for contracts and friends. In 2009 I donated a 4’x4’ painting for fund raising for the disaster in Haiti, and because of that I started showing in my first gallery, la galerie blanche, in the old Montreal. Things started going really well so after a year I jumped at the opportunity to do it full-time! I can say that since I started painting full-time I’m a better person, I’m growing everyday (and I’m not talking about my belly…) each day is a real art-therapy for me, and I cannot imagine my life without it, even if sometimes I am disturbed with my work, I feel so much better when the answer is revealed…. this is not a job, this is a dream, that’s why I say that I retired at 38 years old!
- [Phil Darrah](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/phil-darrah/) - In 1997 I moved my home and studio from the city of Edmonton to acreage in Mulhurst Bay. This remove, in conjunction with preparations for an exhibition in Greece, and the recent death of my mother, brought about significant changes in my approach and practice. Up to this time I had considered myself to be exclusively an abstract painter. At first, I found myself in the process of “taking stock” of those painting issues and assumptions that had been a feature of earlier working periods and I began to re-examine some of them. The September 2002 exhibition in Greece was entitled “Recollections” and was the first public acknowledgement of this process. I had begun to allow the things in my immediate environment that I habitually looked at with fondness, to have a greater presence in my paintings. The Purple Martin birdhouse in my yard is invariably the first thing I see as I look out of my bedroom window. This shape with it’s serrated edges, formed by the three tiers of platforms, that constitute the birdhouse, struck a visual chord for me and being similar, in my perception at least, to the serrated edges, of an architectural niche in a wall in Karnak in Luxor, which in ’89 had also had a powerful impact, began to be a starting point in the centre of each picture. It became for a while, a “given” and virtually all the paintings between 1998 and 2003 had this shape, usually in the centre, as a point of departure. Another potent visual source is the antique Hindu Sarongi, which hangs in our living room, and is periodically used by both Isla and I, as a teaching/drawing tool. This amazingly proportioned instrument, with its positive and negative volumes, has over time, become combined or “mixed up” with the birdhouse as a central starting motif. During the 2002 Greek tour of museums and later in 2004, I made a few drawings of both landscapes and more particularly, antique ceramics. In 2002 a white Lekythos, in the collection of Charles Politis, held great resonance for me and I made a few impromptu sketches on the backs of envelopes. Some of these drawings subsequently led to and some were incorporated into, a painting based on this wonderful ceramic. I came to consider this painting a sort of double tribute. On the one hand, to the antique master ceramicist and painter and on the other, to Picasso, who I began to believe had stood before this very Lekythos, in admiration. So, some of my paintings, when derived from a very rich and resonant source, are a way of bringing in to my experience (much in the way that children “act out” scenarios and come to an understanding of “fixing” of situations), the essence of the subject. Later the painting process digests the literal and my personal abstract language takes over. In 2004, I found myself most affected by the museum and architecture at Mycenae and upon my return, launched into a series of paper works and paintings based on some small ceramic figurines. These figurines have a simple striped decorative motif and as I had worked with stripes before, held natural interest and provided an increasingly persuasive and renewed preoccupation. In my current work I have begun to explore; the vertical column, the horizontal tableaux and have begun to use elements such as circles in combination with the bar structures. This range of elements and the relationship of the bars to a “ground” differentiates the new work from the much earlier stripes. I have deliberately not spoken of tonality, coloration or light, as this is perhaps the most intuitive aspect of my work, be it semi figurative or digested abstraction. Suffice to say that it changes from darker tonality to lighter coloration in concert with the development of the drawn motifs.
- [Scott Plear](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/scott-plear/) - Born in Vancouver in 1952 Scott Plear is an abstract artist whose work is noted for its risk-taking use of colour, texture, and layering. His work focuses on non-objective imagery, and his practice of painting is concerned with the use of the visual elements as a means of expression. He paints on unstretched canvas, varying the format and process depending on the direction of the painting. He has exhibited continuously for the past 28 years in Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Among his primary influences were his experiences at the Emma Lake Artists’ Workshops through the University of Saskatchewan from 1977 to 2000. In 2004, Scott Plear was recognized for his contribution to the visual arts in Canada by being awarded membership in the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts. He teaches and maintains a studio in Vancouver, British Columbia ‘Painting has been of intense interest to me since a very early age. I have focused on painting, establishing studios that I have maintained over the past 30 years. During this time I have continuously painted and exhibited in Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom.’ ‘My first painting experience was with watercolor. This work led me in a natural way to acrylic paint, which allowed me to play with a wider scale and texture range than watercolor would allow. I have been primarily concerned with; though have not limited my work to, abstract and non-objective imagery. My repertoire includes pictorial expressions principally in watercolor and drawing. My practice of painting focuses on the use of the visual elements (colour, line, texture, surface and form) as a means of expression. I paint on both unstretched and stretched canvas, varying the format and process depending on the direction of the painting. ‘
- [Tyler Toews](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/tyler-toews/) - The paintings of Tyler Toews feature bold compositions blocked out in bright colours often utilizing loosely representational elements. The work incorporates the aesthetics of street art, from areas of paint drips to the artist’s signature scrawled in thick paint like a graffiti tag in the bottom corner of a canvas. In some works, abstract elements merge into faces sporting crudely painted jagged teeth and geometric facial features. In others, Toews covers much of the canvas in swaths of colour applied in sweeping brush strokes, creating a unique vocabulary that combines abstract expressionism and gestural painting styles. ​ Tyler Toews returns with a commanding new body of work this November at Back Gallery Project. Marking his third solo exhibition at BGP, Toews’ new paintings are full of the gestural energy one has come to expect from this rising star. Adept at creating bold compositions that threaten to spill out of their frames, Toews draws equally from the traditions of street art and historical abstraction. Cubist-inspired faces exist alongside spills and slathers of paint that create a distinct conversation about the convergence of art history and street styles. Culled from his childhood graffiti handle, the title of the exhibition speaks to the artist’s interest in the unknown, both internal and external. Noah Becker, publisher of White Hot Magazine, noted in 2014: “Tyler’s colour is good and his brush strokes and gestural marks have the confidence and authenticity of major expressionists. Basquiat and DeKooning come to mind but beyond shallow references […] Tyler struck me as an authentic creator of exciting new paintings.” Working for the last several years as the assistant to painter Attila Richard Lukacs, Toews has taken the consistent studio time to heart. Using the studio as a place to work, experiment, and grow, the painter has become more confident in his handling while continuing to excel as a dynamic colorist. Moments of clarity within his writhing compositions yield crisp masks and architectural elements reminiscent of the metaphysical paintings of Giorgio di Chirico. These lulls in the chaos serve as poignant counterpoints to Toews’ furtive brushstrokes and wandering linework. The artist continues his practice in Vancouver, BC.
- [Ray Phillips](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/ray-phillips/) - Ray Phillips has always held a passion for creating art. Like many artists, Ray’s artistic journey began as a young child; covering every scrap of paper and blank space available to him with his drawing. Quickly, it become evident to his mother, that Ray’s desire to create was insatiable and required a direction. She sacrificed, supported and encouraged him to cultivate his talents by enrolling him in the prestigious Houston Museum of Fine Art School, now named the Glassell School of Art. Through this opportunity of study, Ray learned the fundamentals of art, an education that would continue throughout his life and lead to a professional career in design and music. As an adult, Ray focused his artistic attention on graphic design and music; playing in a band at night and creating ad campaigns, posters, t-shirts, logos and branding for a long list of clients by day. Design and music created a challenging puzzle that was stimulating and interesting for Ray and he soon rose to become a partner/ creative director of a design and marketing firm in Houston, Texas; yet the longing to create fine art was still present. He soon learned that no experience or turn in the road in his journey was a wasted effort and began creating fine art in the evenings, integrating the skills and techniques he learned as a designer. Ray’s work has evolved into an amalgam of typography, abstract composition, collage/ mixed media and hidden secrets. No one painting begins as a manic expression with the stoke of the brush; rather each piece is initiated in Ray’s mind and translated to canvas. Ray’s work is as much an intellectual pursuit as creative endeavor, as evident when he speaks about his work. “Enough is never enough. Each piece is like a series of small battles – something to overcome in anongoing effort to please myself. The creative process is sometimes very exhausting, unlike the interpretation some have that it’s always therapeutic with ideas just flying onto the canvas”.
- [Shannon Meyenberg](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/shannon-meyenberg/) - Please contact gallery for more information.
- [Jordi Alfaro](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/jordi-alfaro/) - Originally from Barcelona, Spain, Jordi Alfaro has been a practicing artist in North America since 2001. His work is concerned with instinct, the energy of nature and the subconscious processes that affect his practice. He builds large scale architectural forms that are abstracted vignettes of the sublime. He is intrigued by the instinct that precedes our need to explain and communicate through language, music, science, mathematics, and so on. Jordi’s work manifests from this instinct – a place in the mind where words do not exist.
- [Norah Borden](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/norah-borden/) - Norah Borden is a Canadian artist based in Vancouver, BC. As a graduate of OCAD University, she has exhibited her work across Canada and internationally. She collaborated with Science World and Urthecast (integrating an earth-imaging system from the International Space Station), and CNN featured her during Art Basel in Miami. Borden’s work can be found in private, corporate and public collections worldwide, including the Crown Collection – Government of Canada.
- [Bill Gingles](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/bill-gingles/) - Painting is alchemy. Spirit and matter transformed in the crucible of painting. Nothing is static: As I change paint into paintings, I feel the paintings change me. I paint because I have to see again and again what will happen next when I am mixed with paint. And while the paintings are clearly visible, what I bring to them seems largely hidden. Daily living is a wall behind which much of our being resides and acts in the dark. The paintings then become a means of trying to find out just who is painting them. Painting is a moving balance between controlling the painting and allowing it to lead the way. The magic is in finding a way to let go.
- [Alain Attar](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/alain-attar/) - Old objects, shaped by time, carry its imprint. Without necessarily understanding their meaning at first glance, the life within them speaks to us, leaving strong impressions. In a way, what I try to accomplish, is a stirring of memory that transport us to a place where the present verges on past. It is between these two worlds that the work of memory and creation takes place. In many of the works we see today, the working of the materials contributes to the process of creation-dense mass, fissures, scrapings and so on- these speak to us of the natural wearing process of time. My art is not about the reproduction of an object, but rather its discovery, its encounter. In other words, the form of the object is, more often that not, indecisive while still allowing us to connect it with a certain reality… a memory of some place in time. Alain Attar
- [Victoria Johnson](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/victoria-johnson/) - Seattle based artist, Victoria Johnson will be having her fourth showing at Sopa in Rendition. Johnson attended Portland State University in 1976, and graduated from the University of Oregon with a fine arts & science degree in 1978. She later attended Santa Fe Institute of Fine Arts to further study fine art and painting. Johnson shows a flawless command of her paint brush in her work, cutting in precise strokes of pigment, sometimes thinly veiled over layers below with more solid color, delicately overlapping another. The effect is a calm blend of rhythmic, undulating waves, which almost appear to be cut from paper. “My paintings originate in the movement of the gesture. The individual shapes I create extend visually into the space behind the surface, prioritizing the process over the painting. Supporting structures interact with the larger shapes when I manipulate the variables of color, transparency, and opacity. My working process recalls mid-century concerns with action and expression, while the visual content of the finished paintings implies a state of mind clearly modern and self-aware.”
- [Graceann Warn](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/graceann-warn/) - Although Graceann’s academic background is in urban design and classical archaeology, she decided to take a leap of faith in 1985 to become a full time artist. She started out as a painter but throughout the 90’s became known for her assemblages. In the last ten years she has returned to painting using oils and encaustic. The present work reflects the structural logic of her architectural beginnings as well as her abiding interest in archaeology. The paintings are comprised of multiple layers of encaustic and paper creating a sense of depth. Surfaces are distressed, drawn upon and marked not unlike the ancient walls that inspire her. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally and is in the collections of Yale University, Museum of Art and Design, New York, NY, US Embassies in Nairobi and Sarajevo, Pew Charitable Trusts and many others. Graceann resides in Ann Arbor, Michigan with her husband Geoff.
- [Judy Campbell](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/judy-campbell/) - Judy Campbell is an established American artist who was born on the east coast and grew up in the Chicago area. Spending her adult life living in Colorado, she raised two daughters and spent countless hours pursuing her art career. Over time, her art practice evolved into a process of creating orderly, layered abstractions. Each painting starts out with a collage surface upon which she applies paint, more collage and includes many found objects – newspapers brought home by her daughter who travels the world, pieces of old window screen, corrugated cardboard, mesh bags from the grocery store etc.. Working her compositions around familiar geometric shapes, Campbell will then add detail and texture as each painting takes on an individual personality. She then lets the work come to its own conclusion, as she feels each painting is a reflection and culmination of where she is as artist, at that very moment. Campbell is shown in galleries throughout North America and her artwork is in corporate and private collections throughout the continent.
- [Stephen Shellenberger](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/stephen-shellenberger/) - Stephen Shellenberger is a multidisciplinary artist, a painter, a filmmaker, playwright and actor. He has exhibited his work in Canada, the United States and Europe. His work has been featured in magazines and can be found in both private and corporate collections around the globe. Shellenberger has several successful solo exhibitions to his credit and has been selected for prominent group shows such as the Collectionner L’art sponsored by the Association des Galeries d’art Contemporain. One of the reasons his work strikes such a cord with people: the artist recycles anything and everything and reclaims it with paint. Shellenberger loves the notion that things with history bring much more to a work of art than something fresh from the art store; he celebrates their past, integrating those memories with his own vision. If art is the voice and language of the artist, then Shellenberger clearly has something interesting to say. “The Artist’s job is to be a witness to his time in history.” -Robert Rauschenberg (He owned a small painting of Stephen’s)
- [Katja Holtz](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/katja-holtz/) - Born in Greenwich Connecticut USA. Holtz graduated in 2002 with a fine arts degree from the University of the west of England, Bristol. Even though she changed her career paths a few times after graduating Art School (she even had an interior design store in Frankfurt at one point) Holtz always kept an active painting practice. About 5 years ago she moved to Brooklyn and is now fully committed to creating art, using New York as an Inspiration and Influence in her work.
- [Noelle Nadeu Khoo](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/noelle-nadeu-khoo/) - Noëlle Nadeau Khoo is an abstract mixed media painter involved in the arts for over twenty years. Born in the United States, as a young girl, she moved with her family to Canada. ​She earned a Diploma in Fine Arts from Langara College and Bachelor of Fine Arts from University of British Columbia in Vancouver. Since graduating with her BFA, she has studied at Emily Carr University in Vancouver, University of British Columbia Okanagan, and with several senior acclaimed artists through Federation of Canadian Artists workshops. Prior to returning to the beautiful BC Interior, Noëlle taught art, for ten years, to children and adults in Vancouver, BC. She enjoys teaching and giving workshops and demonstrations when asked, and otherwise focusses on playing with paint in her home studio and enjoying time with her young family. About her art making process, Noëlle laughingly says, “Painting is a martial art.” Layering many passes of paint and mixed media onto the support, painting becomes a conversation where she endeavours to listen and respond to what is presenting in the moment. Movements are sometimes contemplative and slow and at other times fast and furious. Noëlle is an active member of the Federation of Canadian Artists. Her work can be found in both public and private collections in Canada and the United States.
- [Trevor McDonell](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/trevor-mcdonell/) - Disconnection between human beings and nature is a predominant theme in my Speedscapes series. For most urbanites, nature is an abstract image in the backs of their minds and interaction with nature amounts to a scenic view from a speeding car. The escalating cost of living demands a hectic life in order to either make ends meet or to maintain a standard of living one is used to. Urban migration is growing and since the majority of the world’s population now lives in urban centers, nature is being left behind and forgotten. One only has to note the current climate crisis to reveal how prevalent this is. The images depicted in my Speedscapes are either vague memories, sites unseen, or places abandoned. I use simultaneous notions of speed and tranquility to make salient a dilemma of contemporary life. There are no signs of human existence in my Speedscapes for they are meant to portray either a missed opportunity or a time in the distant future… long after we are gone.
- [Anne-Laure Djaballah](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/anne-laure-djaballah/) - A painter through and through, and sometimes my paintings move off the frame into the space, onto the walls, incorporating other objects, or the architecture. What surrounds me influences what I paint. After having spent 5 years in a prairie town, and even a studio surrounded by farmland and huge sky, I have recently returned to Montreal, where the busier streets and mounds of snow are my current strongest influences.
- [Shawn Shepherd](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/shawn-shepherd/) - Multidisciplinary artist Shawn Shepherd has taken part in various facets of the Victoria, BC, Canada, art scene for thirty years, as an art collector, art dealer, curator, art teacher, graphic designer, small book publisher, and art jurist. His paintings, sculptures and prints have been informed by art history, human identity, and the discards of commercial culture. Shepherd is a colourist with an emphasis on the object as he borrows materials and subject matter from various aspects of the urban environment around him to realize the concepts that inform his work. Shepherd’s latest work examines the juncture of art and the economy.
- [Deborah Bakos](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/deborah-bakos/) - Deborah Bakos is multi disciplinary artist from Vancouver. Her body of work includes painting, photography, textiles, embroidery and found object installations. While Deborah practise includes several mediums, she centers all of her work around themes that highlight our shared vulnerabilities and the dichotomies we experience: hope and despair, justice and injustice, love and fear. Deborah holds a Certificate of Fine Arts/Painting from Emily Carr University and a Bachelor of Education in English/Fine Arts/Media Literacy from Simon Fraser University. Her artworks are exhibited in public spaces and commercial galleries with paintings held in international and local collections/publications in Canada, USA, Turkey, Mexico and, Italy.
- [David Tycho](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/david-tycho/) - My preoccupation over the past few years has been urbanization and the urban experience, creating works that consider the uneasy coexistence of opulence, beauty, densification, poverty, decay, alienation and marginalization found in most urban centres. My creative process involves absorbing and synthesizing these urban phenomena into personal descriptions, reactions and interpretations, drawing upon my own formal preoccupations with line, shape, colour, gesture and texture. Although the built environment is generally used as a starting point, the works evolve and transform in an intuitive fashion to the point where representational elements are distilled, intensified and occasionally usurped by subconscious narratives and aesthetic impulses. Although my work is inspired primarily by Vancouver, New York and Tokyo, the artworks are not so much about a specific city or neighbourhood, but act, rather, as more of an essence or archetype that expresses the idea of urban-ness. They are visual and psychological metaphors for all that a city thrusts at us, encapsulating the yin and yang of contemporary urban existence. Although historically a painter, I have in recent years been exploring photography and digital manipulation, creating digital composites derived from my photographs and paintings. I have been printing these hybrid images on aluminum, using a process known as dye sublimation. These images are multi-layered and multi-faceted, blurring the line between analogue and digital, painting and photography, fine art and photo-journalism.
- [Neshka](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/neshka/) - Neshka ( Agnieszka Krusche ), is a native of Kraków, Poland, and a graduate of Alberta University of the Arts in Calgary, Canada. Since graduating from the Visual Communications Programme, Neshka has been seamlessly working in Fine Arts and Commercial Design. Neshka works across sculpture, painting, drawing, and product design. Architecture, abstract art and nature are strong inspirations. Simplicity and quality are key. Neshka’s collectors are drawn by the instinctive nature of the pieces. Neshka’s academic training in design and fine arts is reflected in her object design. She believes that the sharp distinction between fine art and everyday objects is an obsolete idea. Therefore Neshka’s pieces are finely crafted and intuitive. The pieces are handcrafted to meet museum quality, but still reflect the honesty of their raw materials. Neshka’s latest 3D work is in large scale sculptures made of charred Cedar wood. The sculptures are made of driftwood collected on the West Coast of Canada. Although minimalist in design, the sculptures have been described as having a formidable, thought-provoking presence. Neither in her paintings nor in sculptures is Neshka interested in making a representation of people, landscapes or things. She is rather interested in capturing a blink-of-an-eye moment, an idea, a thought. Neshka is very aware of the environmental footprint any sector can create and questions the need for adding more objects or products to any part of life. This is considered when sourcing any materials and in the design process. There’s a strong sense of timelessness in Neshka’s work. The salvaged cedar wood and other materials carry a sense of a quiet renewal. Neshka lives and works in the Foothills of the Rocky Mountains, in Alberta, Canada. Born and raised in a beautiful old city, known for it’s culture, architecture, theater, universities and visual arts, she now finds beauty in the simplicity of a prairie landscape. The severe climate of the Foothills, and the minimalist aesthetics of those Prairies, has given Neshka a new appreciation for the instinctive design process. Simplicity is her biggest luxury.
- [Michael Adamson](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/michael-adamson/) - Michael Adamson, a Canadian painter born in Toronto in 1971, has emerged as a pivotal figure in the evolution of contemporary art, particularly through his contributions to the metamodernist movement. With a practice rooted in abstraction yet deeply engaged with landscape, Adamson’s work bridges modernist and postmodernist sensibilities, embodying the oscillating spirit of metamodernism. His exhibitions in London, UK, and Toronto, Canada, have positioned him as a trailblazer in this emergent aesthetic, which seeks to reconcile sincerity and irony, structure and freedom, in response to the cultural complexities of our time. Metamodernism, as articulated by scholars like Timotheus Vermeulen and Robin van den Akker, navigates between the earnestness of modernism and the skepticism of postmodernism. Adamson’s paintings, characterized by vibrant grids of pigment and expressive horizons, exemplify this mediation. His work, such as that showcased in Northern Vistas (2021) at Thompson’s Gallery in London and An Abstract Landscape (2023) in Harpenden, UK, blends the emotional depth of abstract expressionism with conceptual nods to cultural history. By drawing on influences like Hans Hofmann, Gerhard Richter, and the Group of Seven’s Tom Thomson, Adamson creates canvases that are both visceral and intellectual, inviting viewers to oscillate between raw emotion and reflective distance—a hallmark of metamodernism. In Toronto, Adamson’s hometown, his impact is profound. His solo shows, such as Abstraction in the Extended Field (2020) at the Art Gallery of Northumberland, demonstrate his ability to reimagine the Canadian landscape through a metamodern lens. His gridded compositions, developed since his breakthrough in 1998, mirror the canvas’s weave while evoking parcelled North American terrains, fusing abstraction with environmental consciousness. This duality resonates with metamodernism’s aim to reconnect with grand narratives like nature and community, which postmodernism often dismissed. Adamson’s international presence, particularly in London, underscores his role as a global pioneer. His exhibitions at Thompson’s Gallery have garnered critical acclaim, with collectors from Switzerland to Japan embracing his vibrant, cross-fertilized style. By engaging with disparate influences—from Lascaux cave paintings to contemporary muralists like Katerina Grosse—Adamson fosters a dialogue that reinvigorates painting’s communal potential. In the art of our time, marked by technological flux and cultural fragmentation, Adamson’s metamodernist approach offers a hopeful synthesis. His work in London and Toronto not only challenges the cynicism of postmodernism but also rekindles a sincere, yet nuanced, engagement with the world, making him a vital voice in contemporary art.
- [Blake Ward](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/blake-ward/) - Ward tries to increase the dynamic between audience and author by objectifying emotions and investigating the duality that develops through different interpretations. His sculptures demonstrate how life extends beyond its own subjective limits and often tells a story about the effects of global cultural interaction over the latter half of the twentieth century. It challenges the binaries we continually reconstruct between Self and Other, between our own ‘cannibal’ and ‘civilized’ selves. By emphasising aesthetics, his works references post- colonial theory as well as the avant-garde or the post-modern and the left-wing democratic movement as a form of resistance against the logic of the capitalist market system. His works sometimes radiate a cold and latent violence. At times, disconcerting beauty emerges. The inherent visual seductiveness, along with the conciseness of the exhibitions, further complicates the reception of their manifold layers of meaning. By examining the ambiguity and origination via retakes and variations, he seduces the viewer into a world of ongoing equilibrium and the interval that articulates the stream of daily events. Moments are depicted that only exist to punctuate the human drama in order to clarify our existence and to find poetic meaning in everyday life. His works never shows the complete structure. This results in the fact that the artist can easily imagine an own interpretation without being hindered by the historical reality. Blake Ward currently lives and works in Monte Carlo.
- [Connor Mcleary](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/connor-mcleary/) - Connor McCleary is a 23 year old painter from Waco, Texas. He is a recent UBC graduate, with a bachelor’s degree in fine arts and a minor in art history. His practice revolves around his interest in the awkwardness of the mind and body. He enjoys the humour he can achieve through working with objects of everyday life; objects that may reflect our odd habits and histories. His practice focuses primarily on oil painting. Oftentimes, his paintings are very detail oriented. In his recent works, he attempts to escape the 2D plane to hold a more interactive space with the viewer. His work has been in the Alternator Centre, the FINA Gallery, and now SOPA Fine Arts.
- [Fredrik Thacker](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/fredrik-thacker/) - Fredrik Thacker is an artist based on the unceded and ancestral territory of the Syilx people, also known as Kelowna, British Columbia. He completed his Bachelor of Fine Arts at the University of British Columbia Okanagan with a Major in Visual Arts and a Minor in Art History and Visual Culture in 2025. His work has been exhibited at the Alternator Centre for Contemporary Art and the Vernon Public Art Gallery. Thacker was the recipient of the SOPA Fine Arts Emerging Artist Award in 2025 and the Frances Harris Prize in Fine Arts in 2024.
- [Jian Suniga](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/jian-suniga/) - My work and practice reflects the influences that have shaped my ongoing journey as an artist. Originally, growing up in Los Angeles, I was immersed in the worlds of graffiti, automotive design, fashion, and the communities that built around them. These cultural environments continue to inform my creative identity and connect myself to a broader visual dialogue. Artists and collectives such as 1UP, Gao Hang, and Nigo have inspired my exploration of form, texture, and style prompting me to merge elements of streetwear, vintage aesthetics, and the layered visual language of street art. Through this, I aim to create work that embodies the raw, expressive, and vibrant energy of these spaces while investigating my own evolving sense of identity within them. A recurring theme in my practice is the passage of time, the tension between nostalgia and anticipation. As an artist navigating an unpredictable world, I often reflect on the simplicity of the past while confronting the uncertainties of the future. This interplay between reflection and progression shapes the emotional tone of my work. By layering and reimaging my influences, I seek to translate chaos into form, constructing a visual rhythm that mirrors the complexity of self-discovery. The process of deconstruction and reconstructions allows myself to find meaning in disorder and clarity through creation. Ultimately, my work serves as an ongoing exploration of identity, memory, and transformation, inviting others to encounter fragments of their own experiences within its layers.
- [Taylor Carpenter](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/taylor-carpenter/) - Taylor Carpenter is a multi-media artist based in Kelowna, B.C. Her practice explores the dialogue that emerges through juxtaposing detailed rendering and quick, gestural mark-making. Carpenter spent much of her childhood in a mundane suburban home in Edmonton, Alberta. Across from the family dinner table hung a painting by Kim Norlin, a small wooden cabin sitting across a calm lake, with a vast forest framing the home. Upon closer inspection, she discovered tiny, everyday moments: rabbits bouncing through the grass, deer hiding behind distant trees, and owls perched in the branches. Every meal, she would spend time with that painting, surprising herself with what she could find. This interaction has subconsciously followed her throughout her artistic practice. Her goal is to persuade viewers to spend time with her work, discovering precious moments crowded among abstract gestural marks and intense graphic elements. Carpenter begins her process with mark-making, drawing inspiration from modernists such as Wassily Kandinsky, studying how they both command and intuitively allow gestures to guide their art. She creates countless sheets of pure gestural abstraction, which she then brings into the contemporary world through digital distortion. Using the Lasso tool in Photoshop, she embraces the aggressive, often frustrating moments that emerge through this process. Her goal is not to create balanced compositions, but to search for and collect moments that arise organically, synthesizing her findings into a singular collage. She acknowledges the work of early collage artists such as Pablo Picasso, who pioneered the medium yet were confined by its materiality. Technology has allowed Carpenter to invite collage into the contemporary space, celebrating gestures unique to digital distortion. Carpenter invites viewers to immerse themselves in her work, to discover the small, intimate moments that are often drowned out by her aggressive compositions.
- [Laura McCarthy](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/laura-mccarthy/) - Laura McCarthy recently joined Sopa Fine Arts as our new Junior Associate. A graduate of the University of British Columbia Okanagan with a degree in Fine Arts, Laura specialized in Visual Arts, focusing her practice on charcoal drawings, large-scale paintings, and digital media. Her passion for art has been a lifelong journey, beginning in childhood to a dedicated academic and creative career. With a strong foundation in both traditional and contemporary mediums, Laura brings enthusiasm, creativity, and a deep appreciation for the arts to her role at the gallery. Laura is also an active local artist in the Okanagan, with her work exhibited in galleries across Kelowna and Vernon, including Sopa Fine Arts as well, and in several independent businesses throughout Kelowna. Laura’s artistic interests lean toward the dark and surreal, drawing inspiration from artists such as H.R. Giger, Zdzisław Beksiński, Francisco Goya, and Francis Bacon. Their influence can be seen in her own work, which often explores eerie, unsettling themes with a deeply expressive edge. Even though Laura is drawn to the dark and eerie, she holds deep appreciation for both contemporary and traditional art across all mediums. She approaches each piece with compassion and curiosity, especially when it comes to learning new techniques and exploring the technical processes behind painting.
- [The Estate of Jack Shadbolt](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/the-estate-of-jack-shadbolt-1909-1998/) - Jack Leonard Shadbolt, artist, teacher, author, poet (b at Shoeburyness, Eng 4 Feb 1909; d at Burnaby, BC 22 Nov 1998). Best known as a painter and draftsman, he wrote 3 books and many articles and through his teaching profoundly influenced art and artists in BC and across Canada. He moved to British Columbia in 1912. Jack Shadbolt studied at the Art Students’ League in New York City (1948) and in London (1937) and Paris (1938). After teaching art to children in BC between 1929 and 1937, he joined the Vancouver School of Art. He served in WWII 1942-45, including 1944-45 with the Canadian War Artist establishment, and then returned to the school, where he was head of painting and drawing until 1966. He was an influential teacher and adviser across Canada and the US, having conducted workshops (he was the first artist to do so at the Emma Lake Artists’ Workshops in 1955) and juried exhibitions throughout North America. Some 70 solo exhibitions of Jack Shadbolt’s work were mounted and his many major international exhibitions included the Venice Biennale XXVIII and 4 major retrospective exhibitions at the Vancouver Art Gallery, the BC Museum of Anthropology, the National Gallery of Canada and the Glenbow Museum. An extraordinarily prolific artist, Jack Shadbolt worked in large series (or suites) which derived from his personal experiences of nature and Native art in BC, his many travels in Europe and his recognition of calligraphy and op-art; in paint slashes and in incisive lines, in butterflies and totem poles, in insect life and ritual brides, in poetry and architecture. Everything was transformed by his emotions as much as by his intellect. As well as painting many murals (Edmonton International Airport, the National Arts Centre and the former CBC building), he did stage, ballet and costume designs and theatre posters. Jack Shadbolt also authored In Search of Form (1968), Mind’s I (1973) and Act of Art (1981). Until his death, he continued to have an enormous output, eg, a 3-dimensional plywood relief created for the MacMillan Bloedel building in Vancouver (1987). Credit: The Canadian Encyclopedia
- [Peony Wong](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/peony-wong/) - Peony Wong is a Hong Kong–born artist who immigrated to Canada at the age of sixteen. Working primarily in painting, Peony explores abstraction as a means of expression that moves beyond representation. Influenced by the spatial qualities of ancient Chinese scrolls, her work often adopts a two-dimensional perspective that resists traditional depth and realism. This flattened approach allows her to engage with colour and form more intuitively, embracing a sense of childlike curiosity in her mark-making. Through the interplay of gestural and controlled marks, she navigates a balance between spontaneity and structure. Her work frequently centers on the theme of water, both as a subject and as a process. Using thin washes of diluted acrylic, she builds layered surfaces that remain fluid and open-ended. Paint is allowed to drip and flow across the canvas, creating organic forms that reflect both movement and transformation. These techniques enable her to construct compositions without fully committing to fixed imagery, instead inviting ambiguity and interpretation. Influenced by artists such as Monet, Turner, and Klimt, Peony is particularly interested in the expressive potential of colour and atmosphere. Through her evolving practice, painting has become a space for exploration and discovery, pushing her to engage with uncertainty and deepen her understanding of abstraction.
- [Carly Johnson](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/carly-johnson/) - My body of work titled Something Happened Here is a reflection of my own experiences regarding mental health, mundane daily experiences, nostalgia, and light experimentation. During my fourth year attending UBCO, I chose to explore ways in which I could reminisce on the complexity of childhood locations throughout my hometown, juggling the duality of fond memories from childhood, and negative events that have taken place at these same locations later into my adult life. This has ultimately led to an emotionally charged set of works, while experimenting with a deepened contrast of lighting; a night scene lit by artificial, man made light sources. I have continued with experimentation not only through content matter, but through materiality as well. Painting primarily with oil paint, I delved into using new mediums to deepen my work such as cold wax medium. This, in turn has allowed for a greater reflection regarding light sources. In addition, I have continued to work from my own reference pictures, shot on either my phone or camera. By working with my own reference pictures, my paintings hold a great deal of emotion. I try to convey this by creating an enviroment in which the viewer can see the feeling of unease, uncertainty, and unknown. I seek to create a sense of fear regarding what lurks in the dark, directly relating back to the themes of mental health while remaining true to nostolgic locations. I have found inspiration through classic painters such as Artemisia Gentileschi, and a contemporary artist Dragan Bibin.
- [Stevie Poling](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/stevie-poling/) - Stevie Poling is a queer multimedia artist working primarily with fibre and textile materials. She was born in the Kootenays and grew up in Melbourne, Australia. Stevie practices textile manipulation through an interdisciplinary feminist and queer lens, viewing the medium as an “inherently female and/or queer practice”. The connections made within sewing communities is manifested in the way fibres are woven and tangled together to form a garment or artwork. She is inspired by her Mum, Samantha, who is a quietly counter-cultural feminist, an antique collector, and photographic artist. Samantha’s love of history and oddities found its way inherently interwoven into Stevie’s practice, visualised in her maximalist exploration of themes of domesticity and patriarchal expectations and, further, the Abject (Julia Kristeva) and embodiment. Stevie’s work aims to evoke a playful sense of scale and gesture while counterbalancing its’ aesthetic with dichotomous feminist and queer discourse.
- [Averi Boerboom](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/averi-boerboom/) - Averi Boerboom’s practice explores memory and nostalgia through printmaking and installation, drawing from her personal experience with her grandmother’s Alzheimer’s disease. As a child, she spent hours in her grandmother’s closet, draping herself in scarves, jewellery, and oversized heels. These moments created a strong sensory memory defined not only by appearance, but by texture, scent, and touch that continues to inform her work. Her recent body of work named “Alice” focuses on clothing as a carrier of memory. Boerboom alters the garments through a process of soaking, arranging, and photographing the fabrics on a light table before translating them into prints. This approach shifts the focus from the object itself to its transformation, allowing memory to emerge as something fluid. A key development in this series is her use of fully black prints. She prioritizes emphasizing the textures of lace, mesh, and fabric folds, bringing attention to the physical qualities of the material. This high contrast flattens and abstracts the garments, creating images that feel both familiar and distant. The enlarged scale further draws attention to these details, encouraging close viewing and a tactile awareness of surface. Her work engages with contemporary practices in material-based abstraction where domestic objects are recontextualized to hold emotional and conceptual weight. Like artists who use fabric and clothing to explore identity and memory, Boerboom positions personal experience within a broader conversation about care, loss, and the passage of time. Having lived in her grandmother’s home during her decline, Boerboom’s work reflects an understanding of memory as fragile and shifting. By using her grandmother’s clothing within her process, she captures a tension between preservation and disappearance. The work invites viewers to consider their own relationships to remember how certain sensations remain vivid, even as details begin to fade.
- [CJ Ozee](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/cj-ozee/) - My work begins with steel and the processes used to shape it. Through cutting, welding, and hydroforming, I push rigid material into fluid form, working between control and unpredictability. Each piece is carefully constructed, yet never fully predetermined. The material leaves its own record. The ampersand serves as both form and concept. As a symbol meaning “and,” it connects separate elements while allowing them to remain distinct. I am drawn to its ability to hold contradiction and continuity at the same time, offering a way to think about identity as something multiple and shifting rather than fixed. These works present the ampersand as a singular object, emphasizing its physical presence, surface, and form. Through repetition and variation across the series, each piece exists as both an individual and part of a larger language of making. I use steel because it resists easy control, and the ampersand because it remains open. Together they allow me to explore identity, material, and process.
- [Sierra Loewen](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/sierra-loewen/) - I am a multidisciplinary artist who specializes in photography, mixed media, and digital media. My practice is based in observation, focusing on light, shadow, patterns, and textures. Photography forms the foundation of my work, guiding how I see and compose, and informing my approach to collage, painted photographs, and layered images. Signs of Life is a series of six large-scale photographic prints mounted to Sintra. The work combines architectural scenes with graffiti and surface markings found in the city. I photograph walls, building edges, and overlooked areas where public marks collect over time. When people think of a city, they often think of noise and movement. My images focus on the opposite, finding the quiet within the chaos. I have always been interested in graffiti and worn surfaces, such as posters slowly decaying. These marks sit in contrast with buildings made to last. In this series, I bring these elements together by matching lines from buildings with lines found in graffiti and markings. This creates a tension between order and unpredictability, and between permanence and change. The work connects to street photography and collage practices, where I use the city as both subject and material to construct each image. My process is unplanned. I walk through the city and photograph anything that excites my curiosity. This keeps me in the present and aware of details I would normally pass by. I then work digitally, combining my own images through collage. I layer and align the photographs to build each composition. This method allows me to move between documentation and construction while staying grounded in close observation of everyday urban environments.
- [Talia Gagnon](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/talia-gagnon/) - Talia Gagnon, is a sculptor and painter who uses her artwork to convey messages that she holds close. Growing up in New-Brunswick, she was surrounded by folk art, and she will often look there for inspiration. She aims to spread happiness with her work as she believes it is vital to our human experience but she also addresses the inhumane treatment of animals. By using humour, vibrant colours, and absurdity, Talia can make viewers laugh while simultaneously getting them to reflect on their relationship with animals. -
- [Maya Taki](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/maya-taki/) - I am interested in how form, materiality, and different surfaces can impact the way a painting is experienced. Primarily working with oil paints and steel, I find that blending these mediums together allows me to show parts of Japanese culture in a different way. In my recent works, I have incorporated the use of layering pieces of steel to increase dimensionality and emphasize each individual part of my designs. Having my paintings go beyond the wall it is placed upon and into the space in front is an exciting way to combine my interest in both sculpture and painting. The bright and polished metal of the paintings and sculptures accentuate the shiny qualities of the steel in comparison to the matte black wall that lies behind. As a whole, this exhibition explains how deep the folklore in Japanese mythology goes, with each of the creatures interacting with one another differently. The central geisha figure gazes down and reads the book, allowing for the animals to come to life and take up the space surrounding her. By immersing myself in tradition, I aim for my work to embody fantasy and world building. As a Japanese-Canadian artist, I often pull inspiration from historical art forms such as irezumi and ink drawing. A recurring theme in my work is identity, and the tensions that come along with being from a mixed heritage. Combining traditional styles and ways of making art with a contemporary lens has been a way for me to learn more about my ancestry while also including my own perspective as someone who grew up and currently lives in Canada.
- [Joey Vaiasuso](https://sopafinearts.com/artists/joey-vaiasuso/) - A multi-disciplined artist based in southern California, I’m driven to create by passion. My creative journey started in woodworking and fine furniture, while further exploration for more freedom in form led to metal sculptures and outdoor art. Artistic experimentation with deep curiosity of a new medium and love of color inspired my latest passion for abstract expressionism. Each one of my works is deeply inspired by the colors, process, and most importantly the vibe and feeling during creation; with music being a huge catalyst to this process.. I want the viewer to feel the energy and mood that genuinely went into every stroke, scrape or splat that finds its way to my canvas. These techniques may appear aggressive, pumped up, mostly happy, and rarely sad; it will always be revealed in my choice of colors, textures and tones. Paint is my medium of choice due to its fluidity and broad range of colors, which tend to reflect and represent my moods at the time of creation. The foundation of my subject matter mostly stems from my core roots of being a sculpture artist. When making sculpture I like to stack shapes, forms and lines to create movement which transcends into a feeling of human nature, reminiscent of everyday objects abstracted in time. I really enjoy working in abstract, the natural and spontaneous flow of the process allows each work to unfold in an unpredictable and surprising end result of a moment in space and time.

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- [Lighting](https://sopafinearts.com/product-category/lighting/)

## Product tags

- [LL20-57](https://sopafinearts.com/product-tag/ll20-57/)

## Artist

- [Christopher Griffin](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/christopher-griffin/)
- [Conrad Ouchi](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/conrad-ouchi/)
- [Constance Bachmann](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/constance-bachmann/)
- [Diana Creasy-Funk](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/diana-creasy-funk/)
- [Emily Filler](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/emily-filler/)
- [Etienne Gelinas](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/etienne-gelinas/)
- [Helder Batista](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/helder-batista/)
- [Jen Dyck](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/jen-dyck/)
- [Jordy Buckles](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/jordy-buckles/)
- [Keith Rice-Jones](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/keith-rice-jones/)
- [Matt Petley-Jones](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/matt-petley-jones/)
- [Melissa Stern](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/melissa-stern/)
- [Michael Shemchuk](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/michael-shemchuk/)
- [Richard Taylor](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/richard-taylor/)
- [Rose Braun](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/rose-braun/)
- [Scott Bertram](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/scott-bertram/)
- [Shawn Serfas](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/shawn-serfas/)
- [Sonja Kobrehel](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/sonja-kobrehel/)
- [Todd Maccormac](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/todd-maccormac/)
- [Ulrich Panzer](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/ulrich-panzer/)
- [Aleksandra Rdest](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/aleksandra-rdest/)
- [Karla Doell](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/karla-doell/)
- [Phil Darrah](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/phil-darrah/)
- [Alayne Spafford](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/alayne-spafford/)
- [Scott Plear](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/scott-plear/)
- [Tyler Toews](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/tyler-toews/)
- [Ray Phillips](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/ray-phillips/)
- [Sylvain Coulombe](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/sylvain-coulombe/)
- [Jordi Alfaro](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/jordi-alfaro/)
- [Shannon Meyenberg](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/shannon-meyenberg/)
- [Norah Borden](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/norah-borden/)
- [Bill Gingles](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/bill-gingles/)
- [Judy Campbell](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/judy-campbell/)
- [Stephen Shellenberger](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/stephen-shellenberger/)
- [Trevor Mcdonell](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/trevor-mcdonell/)
- [Graceann Warn](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/graceann-warn/)
- [Victoria Johnson](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/victoria-johnson/)
- [Alain Attar](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/alain-attar/)
- [Katja Holtz](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/katja-holtz/)
- [Noelle Nadeu Khoo](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/noelle-nadeu-khoo/)
- [Anne-Laure Djaballah](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/anne-laure-djaballah/)
- [Shawn Shepherd](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/shawn-shepherd/)
- [Joey Vaiasuso](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/joey-vaiasuso/)
- [Deborah Bakos](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/deborah-bakos/)
- [David Tycho](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/david-tycho/)
- [Neshka](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/neshka/)
- [Michael Adamson](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/michael-adamson/)
- [Laura McCarthy](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/laura-mccarthy/)
- [Blake Ward](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/blake-ward/)
- [Fredrik Thacker](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/fredrik-thacker/)
- [Jian Suniga](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/jian-suniga/)
- [Connor Mcleary](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/connor-mcleary/)
- [Taylor Carpenter](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/taylor-carpenter/)
- [The Estate of Jack Shadbolt](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/the-estate-of-jack-shadbolt/)
- [Peony Wong](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/peony-wong/)
- [Carly Johnson](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/carly-johnson/)
- [Stevie Poling](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/stevie-poling/)
- [Averi Boerboom](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/averi-boerboom/)
- [CJ Ozee](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/cj-ozee/)
- [Sierra Loewen](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/sierra-loewen/)
- [Talia Gagnon](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/talia-gagnon/)
- [Maya Taki](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/maya-taki/)
- [Andy Warhol](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/andy-warhol/)
- [Sébastien Gaudette](https://sopafinearts.com/artist/sebastien-gaudette/)

## Size

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- [Large|Medium](https://sopafinearts.com/size/largemedium/)
- [Medium|Small](https://sopafinearts.com/size/mediumsmall/)

## Colour

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- [Green](https://sopafinearts.com/colour/green/)
- [Pink](https://sopafinearts.com/colour/pink/)
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- [Grey](https://sopafinearts.com/colour/grey/)
- [Brown](https://sopafinearts.com/colour/brown/)
- [White](https://sopafinearts.com/colour/white/)
- [Multi](https://sopafinearts.com/colour/multi/)
- [Gold](https://sopafinearts.com/colour/gold/)
- [Beige](https://sopafinearts.com/colour/beige/)
- [Turquoise](https://sopafinearts.com/colour/turquoise/)
- [Silver](https://sopafinearts.com/colour/silver/)
- [Burgundy](https://sopafinearts.com/colour/burgundy/)
- [Teal](https://sopafinearts.com/colour/teal/)
- [Neon](https://sopafinearts.com/colour/neon/)

## Media

- [Painting](https://sopafinearts.com/media/painting/)
- [Mixed](https://sopafinearts.com/media/mixed/)
- [Acrylic on Canvas](https://sopafinearts.com/media/acrylic-on-canvas/)
- [Sculpture](https://sopafinearts.com/media/sculpture/)
- [Mixed Media on Panel](https://sopafinearts.com/media/mixed-media-on-panel/)
- [Acrylic on Canvas overlaid on Panel](https://sopafinearts.com/media/acrylic-on-canvas-overlaid-on-panel/)
- [Mixed Media on Canvas](https://sopafinearts.com/media/mixed-media-on-canvas/)
- [Oil on Canvas](https://sopafinearts.com/media/oil-on-canvas/)
- [Mixed|Painting](https://sopafinearts.com/media/mixedpainting/)
- [Acrylic on Canvas|Mixed Media on Canvas](https://sopafinearts.com/media/acrylic-on-canvasmixed-media-on-canvas/)
- [Acrylic on Panel 60 × 24 × 1 3/4 in 152.4 × 61 × 4.4 cm $5,465](https://sopafinearts.com/media/acrylic-on-panel-60-x-24-x-1-3-4-in-152-4-x-61-x-4-4-cm-5465/)
- [Mixed Media on Panel 48 x 36 in 121 x 91 cm $5500](https://sopafinearts.com/media/mixed-media-on-panel-48-x-36-in-121-x-91-cm-5500/)
- [Kiln Fired Ceramic '](https://sopafinearts.com/media/kiln-fired-ceramic/)
- [Acrylic and Mixed Media](https://sopafinearts.com/media/acrylic-and-mixed-media/)
- [Mixed Media on Paper](https://sopafinearts.com/media/mixed-media-on-paper/)
- [Oil on Steel Panel](https://sopafinearts.com/media/oil-on-steel-panel/)
- [Oil on Steel](https://sopafinearts.com/media/oil-on-steel/)