Joining Westland Gallery’s collection in the spring, Sherry Czekus’ colourful compositions illustrate moments of beauty during mundane interactions that many of us may take for granted in our daily lives. Through painting she captures the energy of social spaces, whether it be by catching a passing glance, the bustle of a city sidewalk, or people gathered in wait.
Although her figures are abstracted and their features often hidden, Czekus’s use of colour and pattern highlight each character’s individuality, shining a light on the human spirit and the space in which it encompasses.
Sherry Czekus is an artist based in Waterloo, ON, with a focus on figurative painting. She strategically employs negative space, form, and vibrant colour to represent public interactions and her love for the dynamic nature of urban life.
She has had many opportunities to show her work in both private and public galleries throughout Canada and the United States.
Although her figures are abstracted and their features often hidden, Czekus’s use of colour and pattern highlight each character’s individuality, shining a light on the human spirit and the space in which it encompasses.
Sherry Czekus is an artist based in Waterloo, ON, with a focus on figurative painting. She strategically employs negative space, form, and vibrant colour to represent public interactions and her love for the dynamic nature of urban life.
She has had many opportunities to show her work in both private and public galleries throughout Canada and the United States.
