Chrissy Nickerson “Skoki 2025”

“The hike provided it all.  The elevation, the glaciers, the day dreams, vistas, family time, exercise, the education and the reflection.

To contemplate a specific place, be curious and be present.  Experience is unique, not an algorithm, not a camera.  Sketch. Make your own line.  The sketchbook is paramount to my practice.  In the studio I reference my line.

This body of work explores a sense of place in paint while alluding to that familiar feeling of being happy.  The want of play.  The longing for that warm light of past. I move  paint around in pursuit of memory and experience.  To feel, Here and Now.”

~Chrissy Nickerson

Merlin Castle and Merlin Meadow From Merlin Lake Trail” 17” x 23.5” Oil 2025 $1945

“Skoki Lakes Waterfall” 17” x 23.5” Oil 2025 $1945

“Merlin Lake #2” 48” x 72” Oil on Canvas 2025 $7440

“Merlin Lake #2 48” x 72” Oil on Canvas. 2025 $7440

“Ptarmigan Lake, Redoubt Mountain, From Packer’s Pass” 36” x 60” Oil on Canvas 2025. $5950

“Boulder Pass, Returning” 17” x 23.5” Oil Sketch 2025 $1945

“Zigadenus Lake, Myosotis Lake, Wall of Jericho (Right), Ptarmigan Peak (left),” 17” x 23.5” Oil 2025 $1945

Chrissy Nickerson has been rendering the Canadian landscape from coast to coast as a professional artist, since 2001. Her featured works represent the Acadian marshes, the Ontario Bruce Trail, the wild rivers and lakes of the Yukon and the Albertan Rocky Mountains. She proudly carried home her watercolour paintings from kindergarten and she continues today, painting what she sees in nature and bringing home landscape canvases of exceptional craftsmanship.

Living and working in Canmore, Alberta since 2006, Nickerson’s greatest percentage of work gives unique interpretation of the mountains, trees and skies near her home.  Bold use of colour and imaginative representation of nature are hallmarks of her work. Policeman’s Creek is one of her favourite places to capture with oil on canvas. Varied seasonal pallets of Alberta’s Wild Rose Country give Nickerson unlimited inspiration for her work as a landscape artist. Locals recognize Chrissy with her orange wheelbarrow, as she transports her easel and paint box to painting sites around town.

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