BIOGRAPHYTim Alblas
b.1989 | Lives and works in St.Catharines, Ontario, Canada.
Tim Alblas is a Canadian multidisciplinary painter recognized for his expressive realism and evocative abstract still lifes. His work combines gestural brushwork with curious explorations of light, colour and texture, and subject matter often layered with deeper meaning and symbolism. With nearly two decades of painting experience, Tim continues to evolve his practice by remaining grounded in process and experimentation that unfold from piece to piece. He has exhibited in group shows across Hamilton and the Niagara Region, sharing his work with a broad and engaged audience. He is committed to deepening his visual voice while exploring new directions in subject, form and technique.
EXHIBITIONS2024 - Group Exhibition, I hear music, Cotton Factory (Hamilton, Ontario) Curated by Annette Paiement
2024 - Group Exhibition, Tell me a story, Cotton Factory (Hamilton, Ontario) Curated by Tania LaCaria
2025 - Group Exhibition, Square Foot Show, White Galleon Gallery (St.Catharines, Ontario) Curated by Margie Galita ( Armstrong Fine Art Consulting)
2025 - Group Exhibition, Layers, St.Catharines City Hall (St.Catharines, Ontario)
2025 - Group Exhibition, One,Two,Three, The Assembly Gallery (Hamilton, Ontario)
EDUCATION2007 - Art Fundamentals - Certificate (Sheridan College - Oakville, Ontario)
2008 - 2011 - Graphic Design - Advanced Diploma (St.Lawrence College - Kingston, Ontario)
ONTARIO BARN SERIES An ongoing series featuring paintings of old barns & farmhouses in Ontario, Canada. Various sizes painted with acrylics on wood panel or canvas.
ROCK MUSICIAN PORTRAITS Series of “Rock Star” musician portraits. Portraits were painted using ink and white acrylic on Mixed Media paper. The series included 20 portraits of various rock-related musicians sized at 9” x 9” (Originals) and 10” x 10” Prints.
MISC. PAINTINGS | 2017 - 2023A collection of paintings completed between 2017-2023. Mediums include Acrylics, Ink, Watercolour, Pastel and Mixed Media on either Wood Panel, Canvas or Mixed Media Paper.
