Two traditional art forms collide in The Gallery in February as two Windsor artist showcase their unique talents side by side.
Ian Coffin (top) is a Windsor artist who works in wood and soapstone. He creates both realistic and abstract works. Ian enjoys the craft of producing wooden art objects out of reclaimed materials. He has completed many pieces in using wood from telephone poles. Ian has been working in soapstone for less than two years. Sculpting in soapstone uses the same artistic muscles as wood work but has a much more sensual look and feel. Ian enjoys working in both soapstone and wood both satisfy his need to create using his hands.
Artwork is a “serious hobby” for watercolourist Robert Voyvodic (bottom). He is currently working in Windsor and spends his spare time at his studio in Walkerville. Florals, figurative and portraits are his main subject matter.
This creative pairing will be on display until February 29.
