About

 
 

Were we live and as we grow, we take in the energy of that area and it becomes a part of us. We cannot disown it, but we can view it from all of its perspectives, each impacting us with it’s owns energies: creating its own memories: take us in our own direction. Connecting with the landscape, country or city, I infuse each area within me in order to interpret its essence in a way that others will embrace my passion for the area. I paint to convey my emotions and feelings; my expressions of everything around me. Inspired by Turner, Van Gogh, Constable and the Group of Seven, I desire to push colour and texture to interpret the strength and diversity of this land. Regardless of the season, I am inspired by the fleeting beauty and internal power of nature. I chose to work in oils, acrylics and pastels. Audrey has been a member of the Pastel Society of Canada, Alberta Society of Artists and the Federation of Canadian Artists.

 

Biography
Audrey Pfannmuller was raised in a small rural community in north western Alberta. Art and design have always been an important means of expression for her. She began her formal training at Olds Collage with a fashion certificate which was followed with a couturier degree under Sig Plach of Edmonton. She then went on to study art at the Extension Branch of the U of A under the following instructors: Douglas Barry, Harry Savage, Harry Wolthfarth, Ihor Dymtryk, and a selection of potters and sculptors. Other instructors in later years have been Alfred Schmidt, Ruth Whitney-Gerwin, Brent Laycock and Neil Patterson.
Audrey Moved to Camrose in 1975 where she opened the Candler Art Gallery. At the Gallery, where she is in constant contact with people, she is able to share her concepts on the enjoyment of visual arts. Working in pastels and oils, Audrey shows her love of people by choosing to paint them and their environment.

 
 

Audrey’s paintings can be found at the Rowles Fine Art Gallery in Edmonton; Picture This Gallery, Sherwood Park; Leighton Gallery, Calgary and Candler Art Gallery, Camrose. www.candlerartgallery.ca, candler@syban.net