Like many little girls of my generation , I grew up reading the classic fairy tale “Little Red Riding Hood”.
Through this series I explore the evolution of the young “little red”. From the naïve girl skipping through the woods to Grandma’s house with basket in hand, to the adolescent “little red” shown in moments of reflection and hesitation in anticipation of the arrival of 'the wolf'. The final paintings depict “little red” as the mature woman dressed in a long red flowing cloak, who instead of being the pursued appears to be the pursuer. She is depicted racing into the woods with the confidence and experience of one who has met, conquered and exposed both her internal and external 'wolf'. All this is set in the Canadian landscape that alternates between both a supporting and lead role in this tale of self discovery.
-Susan Wallis
263-256 | Susan Wallis, On the Threshold, encaustic on panel, 12"x12". $485 framed |
263-251 | Susan Wallis, The Woods, encaustic on panel, 34"x69". $4400 framed |
263-252 | Susan Wallis, Walking Alone, encaustic on panel, 10"x10". $450 framed |
263-253 | Susan Wallis, Lost in Thought, encaustic on panel, 10"x10". $450 framed |
263-254 | Susan Wallis, The Deliberation, encaustic on panel, 48"x24". $2400 framed |
263-255 | Susan Wallis, In Passing, encaustic on panel, 12"x12". $485 framed |
263-257 | Susan Wallis, Beware the Wolf, encaustic on panel, 6"x48". $1400 framed |
263-258 | Susan Wallis, Under Indecisive Skies, encaustic on panel, 6"x48". $1400 framed |
263-259 | Susan Wallis, Meeting by Moonlight, encaustic on panel, 36"x30". $2300 framed |
For more works by Susan Wallis as well as our other artists, please visit www.canvasgallery.ca.
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