Candace is an artist whose work is deeply rooted in the pursuit of truth and beauty. With a background in both journalism and interior design, she brings a unique perspective to her paintings—combining the precision of storytelling with an intuitive sense of space, color and composition.
Her creative journey has been lifelong, with art as a constant force shaping every chapter of her story. Whether through writing, designing or painting, she has always sought to create, express and uncover deeper meaning in the world around her.
Inspired by the works of the great masters she has encountered in her travels around the world, Candace draws from the rich history of art while forging her own expressive path. Her paintings are an exploration—of truth, of perception and of the delicate balance between structure and chaos.
Through her work, Candace invites viewers to look beyond the surface, to question and to find their own connection to the art.
Truth and beauty are the visceral forces behind my work, shaping not only what I create but why I create. In a time when misinformation warps reality and trust is eroded, truth is not just an abstract ideal — it is the foundation upon which integrity, knowledge and progress are built.
Through my art, I seek to awaken the desire to persue the truth, both in the world and within ourselves. I present my work as a suggestion that while the truth is not always easy to see, it is always present.
It is with this in mind that I have hidden ”truth” in every piece of art I create as a subtle reminder that the truth is available to us all, we just need to look for it.
The idea for my latest work took shape after being overwhelmed with the modern flood of misinformation. I found myself scrolling endlessly through news articles, conflicting reports and online debates, each claiming to hold the truth yet contradicting the next. It felt impossible to separate fact from fiction, like trying to navigate a storm with no clear direction. The chaos was suffocating.
I turned to my canvas, seeking clarity and solace. But instead of trying to create something controlled and structured, I embraced the uncertainty. I let the paint flow in unpredictable ways, layering colors and textures as if mirroring the confusion I had been experiencing. And then, something remarkable happened—the chaos began to form something meaningful. The movement of the paint, the contrast of colors, the energy within the piece—all of it revealed a kind of truth that felt more honest than the noise I had been drowning in online.
My collected works are a reflection of that moment. They represent an exploration, an invitation and a reminder: truth is not always neat, but it is always there.
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