Johanna Reynolds

Works
  • Johanna Reynolds, Letters From Camp, 2022
    Johanna Reynolds
    Letters From Camp, 2022
    Oil and Acrylic on panel
    10x8x1.5"
    Johanna Reynolds, Letters From Camp, 2022
    $ 700.00
  • Johanna Reynolds, The Estuary, 2022
    Johanna Reynolds
    The Estuary, 2022
    Oil, acrylic chalk pastel on panel
    8x10X2"
    Johanna Reynolds, The Estuary, 2022
    $ 700.00
  • Johanna Reynolds, Portrait of a Landscape, 2023
    Johanna Reynolds
    Portrait of a Landscape, 2023
    Oil on Panel
    10 x 10 in.
    Johanna Reynolds, Portrait of a Landscape, 2023
    $ 800.00
  • Johanna Reynolds, Early Days, 2023
    Johanna Reynolds
    Early Days, 2023
    Oil and Chalk Pastel on Panel
    9 x 12 in.
    Johanna Reynolds, Early Days, 2023
    $ 825.00
  • Johanna Reynolds, The Shore, 2022
    Johanna Reynolds
    The Shore, 2022
    Oil, acrylic chalk pastel on panel
    24x20x1"
  • Johanna Reynolds, We Think in Stories, 2022
    Johanna Reynolds
    We Think in Stories, 2022
    Oil and Acrylic on panel
    8x8x1.5"
  • Johanna Reynolds, The Afternoon, 2022
    Johanna Reynolds
    The Afternoon, 2022
    Oil, acrylic chalk pastel on panel
    10x8x1"
  • Johanna Reynolds, Unchanged, 2023
    Johanna Reynolds
    Unchanged, 2023
    Oil on Panel
    10 x 8 in.
Overview
Johanna Reynolds

About



Johanna studied Art History and Studio Arts at Concordia University in Montreal, Canada. She owned and curated a commercial gallery in Toronto from 2009-2013 before turning her full attention back to her own painting practice in 2017, after taking some time off to raise her two young children. She works and lives in her hometown of Toronto with her family, where her abstract paintings enjoy an impressive local and international following. Her work can be found in residential and corporate spaces across the globe.

 

Statement



Tuning into the natural world, Johanna Reynolds creates dynamic abstractions using oil and acrylic paint. Reynolds’ work is known for elegant, contemplative layers interrupted by moody, gestural bursts of unexpected colour.

 

From series to series, colour palettes intersect at a riotous pace, borrowing elements from plant life, rocks, water and sky. These elemental forces create sweeping nuances which cause emotional stirrings within the viewer. These non-representational landscapes aim to hint at something familiar, yet remain open-ended to allow the viewer’s imagination to complete the story.

Exhibitions