Laura Lee Harasym is an award-winning, self-taught mixed media artist, whose roots were formed in rural Manitoba. With over 21 years of experience, her work is featured in private collections across Canada and internationally, including in Iceland, Mexico, Germany, Russia, Australia, the United States, India, Switzerland, and Sweden. Much of her work and imagination has been beautifully inspired by exposure to diverse techniques, styles and materials encountered through extensive travel to over 30 countries around the world. Her journey through motherhood has also influenced every facet of creating, “Motherhood has profoundly shaped the way I see the world, my artistic growth and I can even say has aided in refining my technical style.”
Her work incorporates elements of realism, abstraction, and psychedelia with an hint of whimsy into her pieces.
Recent highlights include installations: Murals designed and painting two concrete Bison 5ft tall by 8ft Long for the Boulevard for the Toba Centre to raise awareness and funds for children and youth who have been impacted by abuse, Designed and painted a 688 square foot free hand mural at the Beer Can Wpg. Free hand painted a 20ft by 65ft (13,000 square foot) mural for CoolStreets Winnipeg and the Bloomberg Organizations Asphalt Art initiative on Graham Ave (Smith and Graham).
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