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When the Sun Goes Down – A Gallery Show by Shea Caughlin
April 24 @ 7:00 pm–9:00 pm MDT

Artist’s Statement
When the sun dips below the mountains, the forest becomes a world of wonder and magic. As the light fades, the air becomes crisp and the sky transforms from golden hues to soft ethereal glows from the moonlight. The creatures of the forest begin to stir; Owls, with their piercing gazes, are echoing through the trees. Foxes, emerge from their dens in search for a snack. Moose and elk, with their majestic antlers and gentle eyes, step into the clearing and roam out from the shadows of the forest.
The Exhibition will be highlighting the beauty of the Elk Valley area from dusk to dawn inspired by her experiences around Elk Valley, BC. Her paintings will be highlighting the serene quiet and mystical forests to the wildlife roaming the area such as elk, moose, foxes and rams in oils on canvas.
Artist Bio
Shea Caughlin, born in 1992, is a self-taught wildlife artist who draws deeply from her personal experiences in nature. Born in Nova Scotia, grew up in Ontario and Alberta, now resides in beautiful British Columbia.
Since moving to Elk Valley over a year ago, Shea has been so incredibly inspired by her surroundings that she picked up her paint brush after 15 years and hasn’t put it down since. Working from her home studio, she draws inspiration by day; walking the trails of ancient forests, discovering hidden lakes, and observing wildlife around her home, to capture every detail by night at her easel. These peaceful surroundings around Elk Valley has helped solidify her love for nature and wildlife and is shaping her future as an artist. Shea’s current medium is oil on canvas.
Insta: @artistsheacaughlin