Art is the soul in action...

Eva Lewarne is Canadian, born in Poland, visual artist, painter + photographer, based in Toronto, a grad of Ontario College of Art. She has had many exhibitions here and abroad and even had her work stolen from Grand Palais in France . Only her and Monet that year the Paris Police had said. She has been featured this year in Gold List Artists of 2024 in Art Market International Magazine. Not the first time. Being prolific she is dedicated to mostly painting women with their many moods and emotions and being in the world and beyond. She lives in an artist work-live space alone and is able to have her studio in her home. That helps with touch ups and never having to get out of her pyjamas when painting. Sometimes though it does foster over painting older works when canvasses aren’t available. She walks a lot in rain or shine spanning the landscape and looking at people wondering what makes them tick. A coffee addict, she often ends up in some interesting cafe in Queen West, often on Ossington. Her art is called Expressive-Modern-Figurative. Eva paints women as holders of the torch of life, invidious moods and cultural repose. F-Word is about how feminism is being systematically killed in America; Back To School is about how we are undermining education and preventing children from achieving higher education; We Are nature is the advent of AI that will erase our desire for life as we morph into a robotic society run by a few billionaires; and Women Speak is concerning the dumbing down and disinformation age of fake news. Many exhibitons in Europe and New York. In 1992 her paintings were stolen from Grand Palais in an international exhibition, "Salon de la Figuration Critique" in 1992. Eva Lewarne BA OCAD