Tomlinson Fine Art

Featured Projects

The Bear

Original Watercolour

A quiet study of strength and stillness in the natural world. Layered washes and expressive brushwork capture the bear emerging through the forest, reflecting Christine Tomlinson’s connection to place, wildlife and the landscapes of British Columbia

Changing

An expressive reflection on change and movement through life. Layered figures, shifting forms and symbolic imagery suggest transition, uncertainty and the ways we move through different places, experiences and versions of ourselves.

Something Torso

This sculptural work explores the body as both structure and instrument. A carved wooden spine creates a playable sequence of tones, while strings threaded through the torso evoke tension, fragility and resonance. Drawing from music and anatomy, the piece reflects how the body can carry rhythm, memory and emotion.

The Raven

Welded Metal Sculpture & Installation

The Raven explores grief, loss and the symbolism that can emerge through lived experience. The welded sculpture was presented alongside raven studies, poetry and imagery tracing the winding journey of grief, creating an installation about memory, absence and the forms we give to difficult emotions.

The Craning

The Craning explores stillness, observation, and movement within the landscape. The solitary bird acts as a focal point against shifting water and distant land, creating a quiet tension between pause and transition.

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