Corre Alice
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| Twenty Years Later 16 x 20, Acrylic on Canvas | What Good Frosting 36 x 36, Acrylic on Board | Born Happy 48 x 36, Acrylic on Canvas |
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| Facing the Grizzly 36 x 30, Acrylic on Canvas | Piano Scape 15 x 19, Acrylic on Canvas | A Sharp 16 x 12, Acrylic on canvas |
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| Between Homes 28 x 22, Acrylic on Canvas | One Eyed Cat 24 x 30, Acrylic on Canvas | Staccato 16 x 12, Acrylic on canvas |
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| Strange Instrument 48 x 36, Acrylic on Canvas | Ever After ( lower section ) 48 x 24, Acrylic on Canvas | Ever After ( top section ) 48 x 24, Acrylic on Canvas |
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| Half Full 16.5 x 20, Acrylic on board | Still Life 12 x 24, Acrylic on Canvas | Sunflower 36 x 28, Acrylic on board |
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| Fire and Innocence 36 x 24, Acrylic on Canvas | Between Souls 20 x 28, Acrylic on Board | Here Now 6 x 6, Acrylic on Canvas |
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| Lean Into It 36 x 30, Acrylic on Canvas | Narrative 30 x 39, Acrylic on Board | Light Come Shining 20 x 16, Acrylic on Canvas |
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| Morning Light 16 x 16, Acrylic on Canvas | A Good Sign 6 x 6, Acrylic on Canvas | Acceptable Confusion 36 x 36, Acrylic on Board |
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| Forest Edge 20 x 16, Acrylic on Canvas | Henshaw Valley 24 x 42, Acrylic on Board | Point of Contact (1 of 2) 24 x 48, Acrylic on Canvas |
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| Point of Contact (2 of 2) 24 x 48, Acrylic on Canvas | Strange Language 20 x 16, Acrylic on Canvas | The Last Place 30 x 24, Acrylic on Canvas |
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| There are Days 61 x 31, Acrylic on Canvas | West and Water 24 x 36, Acrylic on Canvas | Where Does Your Heart Lie? 36 x 36, Acrylic on Canvas |
Artist's Information
Corre Alice is a native of the west coast, born in Burnaby in 1962. A mother of three creative sons and a young-at-heart grandmother, she lives on Pender Island in a straw-bale house with her lover and cat where she paints whenever she is not in her garden or at the beach.
Her mother tells stories that at the age of three, Corre rejected the structure of colouring books and coveted scraps of paper on which to draw. Primarily self-taught, she has been enrolled in classes at Victoria College of Art and Vancouver Island School of Art.
“I find the formal aspects of history and the science of contemporary art delicious food for my soul. The more I become exposed to conventional education the more excited and inspired I become. I am often brought to tears witnessing the harmony and tension orchestrated under the hand of the artist.”
Corre’s work is always evolving because she is attempting to capture the illusive. Her intent is to communicate energy and magic within the physical boundaries of canvas and paint. The strength and sensitivity of line and the transparency and weight of form are among the elements that allow her imagination to speak.
