Francy’s approach to encaustic art showcases the unique qualities of the medium, as the combination of beeswax, resin, and pigment allows for a dynamic interplay of textures and colours. The translucent layers can invoke a sense of depth and luminosity, drawing viewers into the work and encouraging engagement on a deeper level.

Her ability to navigate the line between abstraction and representation offers a versatile interpretation, inviting different perspectives depending on the observer’s experience.

The themes of nature and solitude resonate powerfully, appealing to those who appreciate art that reflects the beauty of the natural world.

An artist in her art studio filled with paintings, a bookshelf, and various art supplies.

Primarily a wedding and family photographer for over two decades, Francy turned to making original art during the pandemic after her photography work was interrupted.

During that difficult time she found immense calm and joy in painting with encaustic. She often uses her travel photos as inspiration or as a base for her encaustic pieces, blending her past and present artistic practices.

You can find the artist living and creating art in the beautiful province of British Columbia.

Close-up of a handwritten sign that reads "forest north studio encaustic art" on a light background.

ARTIST C.V.

Representing galleries

  • Encaustic Art. Deer with forest in background on round panel.

    blackstarstudios.ca

    1021 7th Avenue. Invermere, BC