migration of reds
working water towards abstraction. again. autumn. pond. migration of red. 24″ x 36″ / watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel / available 2600. the wetlands page is a show in itself again … Continue reading →

About Micheal
The work is all about light / Painting is a spiritual process connecting me to the world / The paintings are impressions of the particular. Water spilling reflections across the surfaces of silent wetlands. Unique moments in time. Individual meditative moments, quiet places that neither reveal themselves easily, nor ask anyone to specifically to come there
working water towards abstraction. again. autumn. pond. migration of red. 24″ x 36″ / watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel / available 2600. the wetlands page is a show in itself again … Continue reading →
been awhile since anything . updated 10 new works onto one of the few online art directories selling our work that we post to. https://www.artmajeur.com/michealzarowsky posting one of them. a collaboration with the beavers. they cut down the birch specifically … Continue reading →
carousel pond morning / click on image to enlarge) 16′ x 16″ Watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gesseod panel —————————————————————— Joanna Turlej Contemporary Art I like your ponds in the summer and snow in the winter. Very intriguing thanks … Continue reading →
‘life lines through the forest’ (click on image to enlarge) early november snowfall with the streams still open, 12 mile bay road, georgian bay / with the ground not frozen, as the sun came out it qqqqquickly melted the snow … Continue reading →
new reflection loved the idea of vertical paintings ever since i saw some late bonnard’s…. autumn pond; reflections descending forever (click to enlarge) 48″ x 24″ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel available 2800
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worked further. they are finished. then they are not. the koi were an idea that flowed out of trip to venice giving a second, or third look as we work our way thru paintings in backroom shelves and while … Continue reading →