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2 days ago by carollyneyardley Sole Train to the Night Market, a partnership between Fluevog Shoes and Arts Community Victoria. Opening at Fluevog Shoes, 566 Johnson Street Nov 15th at 7-9pm. Show runs until Nov 30. #squirrel #squirrealism #needlefelting @fluevog #yyj Most new pine trees begin when the tiny seeds are blown about by the wind once released from the cone. although some are begun when birds and squirrels feed on the seeds and distribute them. This sculpture is a wearable shoe / slipper that is filled with pine cones that can be used to metaphorically spread the seeds for new pine trees to grow.
2 days ago by carollyneyardley Sole Train to the Night Market, a partnership between Fluevog Shoes and Arts Community Victoria. Opening at Fluevog Shoes, 566 Johnson Street Nov 15th at 7-9pm. Show runs until Nov 30. #squirrel #squirrealism #needlefelting @fluevog #yyj Most new pine trees begin when the tiny seeds are blown about by the wind once released from the cone. although some are begun when birds and squirrels feed on the seeds and distribute them. This sculpture is a wearable shoe / slipper that is filled with pine cones that can be used to metaphorically spread the seeds for new pine trees to grow.
2 days ago by carollyneyardley Setting up for Shoe Art Show - Sole Train to the Night Market. Over 30 artists have created shoe art. Opening tomorrow night, Thursday Nov 15 at 7pm. Fluevog Shoes 566 Johnson Street, Victoria BC. Show continues to November 29. @fluevog #yyj #squirrelslipper #squirrealism #shoeart #canadianart #carollyne #carollyneyardley
3 days ago by carollyneyardley Madonna and Bank Squirrel (birth of ideas), 24″ x 36″ (60.96 cm x 91.44 cm), oil on panel, 2015 #canadianart #squirrealism #oilpainting #contemporaryart #curator #carollyneyardley #carollyne #yyjart #vancouverartist
About the Artist
Carollyne Yardley Omnimedia
Carollyne Yardley coined the term Squirrealism to describe her signature style of fine artwork employing squirrels, hybrid humans, and masks, which have separated themselves into distinct bodies such as “alchemy,” “metamorphosis,” “identity,” yet what they hold in common is an ongoing investigation into the animation of the human condition.
Carollyne Yardley has garnered all levels of press in Canada, featured in The Globe and Mail, The National Post, CTV News, CBC Radio, online weblogs, and the covers of several books and magazines.