Abstract Art

Each work of art is unique. No two are alike. Like this work of art, each canvas and drawing tells a story and is part of a larger and more complex series of paintings and drawings.

I lived in the Laurentian mountains north of Montreal. As a boy, I would walk deep into the forests around Ste-Agathe-des-Monts to explore the wonders that existed within. The forest became my home and sanctuary, very much like my studios are today.

Each work of art is unique. No two are alike. Like this work of art, each canvas and drawing tells a story and is part of a larger and more complex series of paintings and drawings.

Each work of art is unique. No two are alike. Like this work of art, each canvas and drawing tells a story and is part of a larger and more complex series of paintings and drawings.

Each work of art is unique. No two are alike. Like this work of art, each canvas and drawing tells a story and is part of a larger and more complex series of paintings and drawings.

This painting is done on masonite. The work is signed on the front or back by the artist. It comes accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.

Paintings and Drawings by Stewart Fletcher

Each one of these works of art is handcrafted and unique. There are no two alike. Like this work of art, each painting and drawing tells a story and is part of a larger more complex series of paintings and drawings.

Abstract Oil Painting

Your first impression is most likely that these images are vulvas and how you are reacting right now to these shapes is a part of this conditioning that the artist is exploring. Disgust, embarrassment, shame, laughter, and dismissal are just some of the many conditioned behaviors we have learned.

Your first impression is most likely that these images are vulvas and how you are reacting right now to these shapes is a part of this conditioning that the artist is exploring. Disgust, embarrassment, shame, laughter, and dismissal are just some of the many conditioned behaviors we have learned.

In producing these works of art, the artist also discovered that the interpretation of these shapes can also be conditioned through cultural learning and societal behaviors. We react in conditioned ways.

Disgust, embarrassment, shame, laughter, and dismissal are just some of the many conditioned behaviors we have learned. One constant in all cultures and peoples is the notion of beauty in the natural world, and these same shapes and similar ones reoccur in nature and our reaction to them will be different and more positive.

Your first impression is most likely that these images are vulvas and how you are reacting right now to these shapes is a part of this conditioning that the artist is exploring.

Individuals have been found to consistently apply the same emotions to similar shapes and assigned emotions to these shapes based on their appearance and their dynamic forces. In producing these works of art, the artist also discovered that the interpretation of these shapes can also be conditioned through cultural learning and societal behaviors.

Paintings and Drawings by Stewart Fletcher

Paintings and Drawings by Stewart Fletcher

Paintings and Drawings by Stewart Fletcher

Paintings and Drawings by Stewart Fletcher

Abstract oil painting