Welcome to the Fine Art Portfolio website of Toronto Artist Rachael Grad, featuring colourful original paintings and mixed media collage artwork. This online art portfolio is only a small selection of artwork by Rachael Grad. Please contact the artist if you would like to see more original artwork or inquire about art commissions.
Fragmented Self-Portrait, 2021, Mixed Media on Panel, 16" x 20"
Quick video showing details of Fragmented Self-Portrait, 2021, Mixed Media on Panel, 16" x 20"
Blue and White Collage, 2019, Mixed Media on Panel, 16" x 20"
Girl on Segway, Miami, 2020, Acrylic on Paper, 22” x 30”
Dollhouse Dream, 2020, Acrylic on Panel, 16" x 12"
Brain Sculpture by Toronto Artist Rachael Grad for the 2020 Yogen Fruz 2020 Brain Project
Brain Sculpture by Toronto Artist Rachael Grad at Yorkdale Shopping Centre for the 2020 Yogen Fruz 2020 Brain Project
Brain Sculpture by Toronto Artist Rachael Grad for the 2020 Yogen Fruz 2020 Brain Project on view at Yorkdale Shopping Centre
Middle East Collage, 2019, Acrylic on Panel, 20" x 16"
3 Cats and Me, 2020, Acrylic on Panel, 12” x 9”
Venetian Alley Dream, 2020, Acrylic on Canvas, 36” x 24”
3 Alley Cats, Venice, Italy, 2020, Acrylic on Panel,
9" x 12"
Yellow House and Laundry Line, Venice, Italy 12" x 12", Mixed Media on Panel
Dogs Swimming, Giudecca Canal, Venice, Italy 9" x 12", Mixed Media on Panel
Two Dogs Swimming in Venice, Italy, 9" x 12", Mixed Media on Panel
Spying Cat, Venice Italy, 9" x 12", Mixed Media on Panel by Toronto Artist Rachael Grad
Abstracted Collage, 2019, Mixed Media on Panel, 20" x 16"
Colourful mixed media collages made of original paintings and photographs taken by Artist Rachael Grad. These collage paintings include original photographs taken by Rachael Grad and painted scenes in acrylic. The broken pieces of collage symbolize the illusion of memory and probe what is real versus what is remembered. Fragments of memory are reflected in cut up photographs and painted moments. The artist edits the photographs, prints them and either transfers or cut and pastes them by hand onto painted wood panel. Then acrylic paint and more cut photos are layered on to seamlessly blend the photos and paint.To get news first about upcoming art shows and events with Toronto Artist Rachael Grad, join the
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