About JOLIC
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Awards
2022
Editor’s choice February Selection - ARTFINDER, UK
‘’Foliage caught in the blue’’
2022
In the Abstract – juried exhibit selection San Fernando Valley Arts & Cultural Center
Online exhibit March 1-March 31 : ‘’Follow the feathers’’ & ‘’A stream of light’’
2021
Honorable Mention - FCA
Juried Contest - Awarded for ‘’Flying back home together’’. By the Federation of Canadian Artists.
2020
Honorable Mention Award, Circle Foundation for the arts
Certificat for Artwork: ‘’L’Envolée vers le retour aux sources’’
2019
1st award by jury
Award given by contest jury panel at ‘’ PARCOURS des ARTS de L’Assomption’’
2019
1st award by jury
Given for artwork: ‘’IMPULSION’’ at the ‘’Expo d'arts visuels de Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines ‘
2019
1st Award by Jury
Award given for all of her Art by a contest juries panel, AAAVT, Terrebonne, Quebec.
2019
Pairs Recognition Award
Given by a Jury at the Gatineau 2019 Show
2019
Jury Mention
Mention given for the quality of work in painting by contest jury panel at ‘’ARTO St-Jean-sur-Richelieu.
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Biography
JOLIC is an award-winning artist with an international reputation. Her creative process is simple, with brushstrokes, spatulas and sometimes the palm of her hand, on canvases treated in black, she instinctively follows her inspiration, where her emotions guide her.
I strive for an overall balance where colours compromise on one side and are balanced out by forms on the other. My artistic approach consists of balancing, contrasting, finding focal points and leaving quiet areas where the eyes can rest. I move from one canvas to the next with passion and excitement to bring them to a phase I call “detachment.” When I reach that point, it is time for me to let go. Only then can I reach for a new canvas and feel the euphoria of creation once again.
I strive for an overall balance where colours compromise on one side and are balanced out by forms on the other. My artistic approach consists of balancing, contrasting, finding focal points and leaving quiet areas where the eyes can rest. I move from one canvas to the next with passion and excitement to bring them to a phase I call “detachment.” When I reach that point, it is time for me to let go. Only then can I reach for a new canvas and feel the euphoria of creation once again.
