Lori Mirabelli
Lori Mirabelli is an established Canadian Fine Artist and is originally from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada. She studied Psychology and Visual Fine Arts at the University of Laurentian, and even though she wanted to pursue a career in fine art, she went on to work in the field of child welfare. Despite her full-time career, she continued to nurture her love of abstract painting and in 2009, decided to relocate to Toronto, Canada to pursue a career as a fine artist. Currently, Lori resides in her Downtown, Toronto studio-loft.
Lori works primarily with acrylic paint on canvas; however, she is known to work oil paints and cold wax as well. Her body of acrylic abstract paintings are comprised of strong bold lines and geometric form that is coupled with an emphasis on space. As an abstract artist her specialty is creating large scale acrylic abstract paintings for homes, corporate offices, vacation properties and boutique businesses. In a few short years, Lori has grown and evolved as an accomplished fine artist. Art collectors and Art dealers who follow her painting career say that Lori’s body of work is always evolving. Her acrylic abstract paintings are a reflection of her personal thoughts, emotions, struggles, and triumphs. A biographical visual novel perhaps might be a better way of explaining this. With each brush stroke she releases a part of herself, cleaning and purging what is no longer necessary and opening herself up to what should have been. She does have abstract art for sale directly through her online Art gallery or you can always attend one of the Art galleries she is represented by.
Website: http://www.lorimirabelli.com
Instagram: @lorimirabelli
Facebook: @lorimirabelliart
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