“Dappled Light” is an original oil on canvas by Paul Chizik, framed in a rich espresso-toned frame that enhances the warm reflections of the water and stone.
A classically trained painter rooted in the European atelier tradition, Chizik is widely admired for his mastery of natural light and his ability to distill atmosphere into painterly poetry. His plein-air dedication and rigorous training have made him one of Western Canada’s most respected contemporary realists.
In this intimate study of a rocky stream, Chizik captures the quiet brilliance of sunlight dancing across water. Smooth stones shimmer beneath the surface as golden reflections ripple and shift, creating a sense of movement and tranquility. His confident, textured brushwork brings the scene to life, revealing both the clarity of shallow water and the softness of filtered light.
A serene, immersive landscape that highlights Chizik’s extraordinary sensitivity to light, colour, and natural detail.
Framed Size: 15 × 17 inches
Signature: Artist signed
COA: Gallery Letter of Authenticity included
A luminous small-format work filled with texture, clarity, and quiet elegance.
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