A new art show featuring Jodi DeCrenza

Please join us at an art show featuring the works of Jodi DeCrenza!

We’re thrilled to present our newest art show in the elegant setting of the Bruce Museum – a space as inspiring as the artwork itself. We look forward to welcoming you for an experience where art and atmosphere beautifully come together. We hope you can join us for what promises to be a fabulous evening!

About the Artist:
Jodi DeCrenza creates work that pulsates with the power of positivity. In her CT studio, she enthusiastically explores emotions that energize her creativity. In an intuitive process, a kaleidoscope of radiant colors stirred by nature takes root including earthy beiges, ocean blues, grassy greens, sunny yellows, and fiery reds. Inspired by the influential impressionist painters Claude Monet, Pierre Auguste Renoir, and Vincent van Gogh, DeCrenza joyously experiments with different art forms. Wielding brushes and applying oil and acrylic pigments to canvas, she embarks on visceral journeys. The result is soothing landscapes, enigmatic figures, and fierce fields of abstract organic shapes in alternating styles that speak to the mind, body, and spirit, sharing her optimistic attitude about life with the world.

A self-taught artist, DeCrenza has exhibited works at The Louvre, The Museum of Modern Art in Barcelona, The Museum of Science and Technology in Milan Colorida Gallery in Lisbon, and Artio Gallery in Toronto. She’s also shown at galleries worldwide, including Canada, Dubai, France, Italy, Portugal, and Spain. South Korea is next on the horizon. She was named one of 60 Masters by ArtTour International Magazine in 2022 (in which her works have appeared on several occasions) and was also given a Leonardo da Vinci award for 50 of the top Universal Artists of 2023 curated by Salvatore Russo.

Check her out on Instagram @jodidecrenza, Facebook @jodi.decrenza, and, if you’re interested in purchasing her works, please reach out via email at jdecrenza@hotmail.com.

Invitation Image: “Summer’s End” by Jodi DeCrenza