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At Off the Wall On the Fence, our mission is to help people reframe the way they think about decorating outdoor spaces. That's why we're proud to work with talented and emerging artists to bring their amazing works into the light! Our own Artists Outdoors program supports artists in several ways - from offering discounts on prints of their own works to featuring them in our galleries and promotions.
Contact us if you have any questions about our program at info@offthewallonthefence.com
Michael Peech is a self-taught artist living in Grafton, Ontario. Using acrylics, oils and various mixed mediums, Peech works to bring together light and colour in varied and unique stylings. After a hiatus from painting, Michael moved to the country room to bring new influences and experience to his paintings. Country living has inspired a new palette and range of subjects to work with. Peech’s work has been featured in exhibitions and galleries across the country, and his paintings can be found in private collections throughout Canada, the USA, and Europe.
Toronto photographer Paula Whitlock draws on a wealth of inspiration from nature to architecture to vintage finds. With a keen sense of observation, she can capture the transparency of a flower pedal or the geometric sculpture of a towering building. Her cameras go with her everywhere she does, resulting in some surprising results. Paula is also a graduate of Interior Design and an avid painter.
British born Fiona Debell is a full time visual artist working out of her studio in Toronto, Canada. Having taken the skills, knowledge, and techniques developed over two decades as a decorative artist, her work benefits from an encyclopedic understanding of paint, product, and application. Concentrating on abstract work – often on a very large scale – Fiona searches for visual balance in colour and texture using a variety of mixed media, acrylics, inks and resin. Fiona’s current ‘Royal Robes’ Collection incorporates the elemental nature of metals with the translucency of inks. Her ‘Ethereal’ Collection highlights the forced looseness of fluid work on a variety of mediums including paper and canvas.
For Lori Ryerson, Toronto-based fine art photographer, it was a natural progression from 30 years of written communications to visual storytelling through her photography. Lori seeks out the mystery in mundane, daily occurrences, and looks for stories left behind in the landscape. In an increasingly noisy universe, Lori uses photography to show what silence looks like. A lifelong exposure to Japanese culture has given her an appreciation of how fine details contribute to those stories. Sixteen years of studying flying trapeze in the Toronto cirque community changed Lori’s perspective on the world. Her camera has become both her brush and her pen, allowing her to share the stores she finds in her viewfinder.
Toronto-based photographer David Stevenson specializes in using natural light to illuminate nature, architecture, animals and other fascinating subject matter. His passion and love for photography started in 1969 with his first camera, and to this day he remains inspired to capture unique beauty through the lens.
Award-winning Canadian artist Lori Burke focuses on drama and dynamism in every piece of her work. Guided by passion and the inner voice, this “intuitive artist” creates contemporary mixed-media artworks full of joy and passion for life. Her works are found in art galleries and collectors’ homes around the world.
After a 20-year career as a Creative Director in a Canadian home furnishing company, Mishel Schwartz took a leap of faith and plunged into the life of a full-time artist. She is an emerging force both in Canada as well as internationally, as evidenced by her 2019 exhibition in the Carrousel de Louvre in Paris. Her technique of layering inks and carving intricate details in the layered colours give her work great depth and mystery.
Colour is a key driver for Toronto based artist Christina Hennig. From the time she was a young child and fell in love with the blue green color in her crayon box she has had an urge to create. Growing up in small town Ontario she was inspired by the natural world - the fall colors, wildflowers, lakes and streams, and sunset skies - always skies. She works in a variety of mediums creating beautiful florals, lyrical landscapes and evocative abstract paintings. Her works are collected throughout North America and Europe.
By all appearances, Michael does not come across as your typical wildlife photographer. He's been living and working for the past 22 years in Toronto, Canada, far from the world of his photographic pursuits. But don’t be fooled by his corporate disposition. Michael is as comfortable delivering corporate strategy plans and long-term financial projections, as he is capturing intimate and unprotected images of saltwater crocodiles, floating in schools of grey and blacktip reef sharks or gently nudging up to colourful nudibranchs and harlequin shrimps of the south pacific.
Helen Baker, an emerging abstract artist living in Kingston, Ontario, began her artistic journey at the outbreak of COVID. With no formal training, she began to draw. From simple origins, her work has evolved into the vibrant tapestry you see today. Her artistic style has been described as both eclectic and dynamic. She also derives inspiration for many of her works from her childhood staring at beautiful stained glass windows in churches surrounding Kingston. Helen is also a local activist who donates 10% of her painting sales to Defeat Depression, a national fundraising program that raises funds for mental health services.
Margaret Kittel Canale is a fine art photographer who frames her subjects in captivating ways. She draws inspiration from the beauty, landscapes, architecture and spiritual essence of the places she visits. She uses bold colour, dramatic angles, high contrast and light to showcase the real world from a different point of view. Margaret’s photography mantra: Beauty is the world.
Robert “Bobby” Koven is a seasoned artist, photographer and entrepreneur, and an endearing advocate for mental health awareness: Krazy Wildman Bobby K. Using his unique brand of humour, Bobby reaches out to diverse audiences with a message of hope for those individuals and families afflicted with mental health challenges. Dispelling the myths, smashing the misconceptions and challenging the prejudices surrounding mental health. He is widely known for his stunning photos of sunsets, which earned him his moniker "Sunset Bob". He is driven by his belief in the positive impact of powerful imagery on mental health.
