About her Art
International
Professional Abstract Painter
Vancouver,
B.C., Canada
Art
has been in Doris Anderson’s heart from an early age however, her career and
family were her main focus. Collecting art works and traveling over the years,
she visited many world-renowned museums which helped her gain a deep
understanding of the history of art.
During her career with an international airline, she visited many major
cities around the world and experienced a variety of cultures.
In
2013 Anderson decided to become a professional artist. In 2014 she participate in
three juried group exhibitions, Good Vibrations, Visible Inspirations and The
Emergence Art Show in Vancouver, Lower Mainland, B.C., Canada.
Anderson
primarily pursued and studied painting with Laara WilliamSen, International
Professional Painter, full time on a regular basis 2012 to 2018. The professional
support, guidance and positive experience on this new journey led to many
interviews with the Peace Art News, South Surrey, B.C., Canada.
Anderson
has one art acquisition, seven international awards and held eleven solo
exhibitions as well participated in eighteen international group shows and
sixty-three group shows.
Her
artwork, MOMENTS, was a recent acquisition made by The Museum lo Conte del Cravaggio
in San Giovanni La Punta, Catania, Sicily, Italy on October 3rd,
2023.
Anderson’s paintings are
held in private collections in Canada, the U.S.A., Poland, Norway, Germany,
Italy, Australia, New Zealand and China.
ARTIST
STATEMENT
I’ve always been intuitive and thoroughly
charmed by continuous learning. My reverence for meditative spirituality and
how it can nurture and heal is a huge catalyst for my art-making. As it is with
every artist, my creative process is unique. When I’m painting, impressions
build slowly for me, and quite often, in what seems like a spontaneous flurry,
they explode onto my canvas. I often look up at the end of a painting session
and can’t recall exactly how I got there.
Whether my art is hanging in a private and
quiet part of a home, a corporate boardroom, or a bustling public lobby, I want
people to look at my work and have it cultivate and inspire their own vision.
