Concrete Canvas 14

by Jill Stanton
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    Jill Stanton - Concrete Canvas 14 - Click to view full size image

Description

One of 17 murals on the walls of 16 sites as part of the Concrete Canvas Rock Bay Mural Project. Visit Victoria's Concrete Canvas web page for more information.

Artwork Statement

This mural is a dark, apocalyptic ‘environment’ scene. With implied narrative referencing the wildfires that happened in Western Canada during the summer of 2018. To counter the theme of ‘end times’ there are also lucky symbols such as four leaf clovers, a rainbow and similar objects to reference how the human race now needs to rely on luck.

About Jill Stanton

Dates
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Biography
Jill Stanton is a muralist and artist.
Resume
Jill Stanton has extensive experience painting large scale murals, for both private and public clients, interior and exterior, across North America. Over the past seven years, she has produced over 60 murals of varying complexity and size. Jill has painted walls for several mural festivals, including the Vancouver Mural Festival, Winnipeg’s Wall to Wall, Tulsa’s Habit Festival, Dallas’ Wild West Mural Fest, Victoria’s Concrete Canvas Project, and BUMP 2018 in Calgary.
Website

Details

Artwork Type
Mural
Medium
Paint
Unveiled Date
8/25/2018
Year Unveiled
2018
Month Unveiled
8
Site
630 Bay Street (Whole Building)
Artwork Category
Civic Public Art
Artwork Selection Process
Civic: Invitational / Commissioned
Location
Victoria > East Burnside-Gorge