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These abstract works on paper represent imagined landscapes, city streets and architectural structures as seen from the air. Influenced by many hours spent traveling in airplanes and referencing Google maps the images oscillate between the aerial and ground level perspective .
Collage, printed papers, oil paint, graphite
Collage Printed Papers, Oil paint, graphite
Collage, Printed Papers, Acrylic Paint, graphite
Oil, graphite on paper
Oil, graphite on Paper
Oil, graphite on paper
Oil, graphite on Paper
Chalk pastel on paper
Chalk pastel on paper
Chalk Pastel on paper
Chalk pastel on paper
Chalk pastel on paper
Chalk pastel on paper
Chalk pastel on paper
Chalk pastel on paper
Chalk pastel on paper
Oil paint on paper
Chalk pastel on paper
Chalk pastel on paper
Chalk pastel on paper
Nicole LeBoutillier
Nicole LeBoutillier is a Canadian artist.
Her work delves into representations of place pulling from practices of mapping using drawing and collage techniques. Through the processes of accumulation and assembling objects, on one level the work is a reflection of her physical environment and on another a distillation of personal experience.
She is known for wall installations of assembled shapes and abstract drawings which employ mixed techniques using combinations of drawing, collage and colour.