“As the artist of your own story, when your burden becomes too much to carry, lift your arms like branches upward from your trunk and open your hands toward the sky. Reach for the listening heavens.”
— Linda Frimer
— Linda Frimer
“Some paintings beg comparison with Emily Carr’s famous forests, but Frimer’s light-filled spaces and Post-Impressionist/Fauvist palette will hit a stronger emotional chord with many people.”
— Valerie Pusey, Director, Northern Passage Gallery
— Michael Kluckner, artist, author

Linda
Frimer

Linda is an internationally recognized artist whose work addresses questions of culture, memory, trauma and reverence for the natural environment

Determined to champion and protect the sanctity of all life forms, Frimer turns to the creation of art as her natural medium of expression.

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Featured
Works

First Light

This piece captures the forest’s misty depth. Painting within a limited colour palette brings into motion a realm where light and shadow dance in ethereal harmony.

Featured Work

Flowering White Forest

Technically white is the absence of colour, as you cannot mix any colours to create it. Yet substances like ground chalk and bone, and chemicals like titanium and zinc, are often used by artists to evoke it.

We see this off-white in the world around us in pussy willows, snow geese and snow, because these reflect and scatter nearly all the visible wavelengths of light that shine upon them.

Featured Work

Sefirot Series

In Kabbalah, the sefirot, meaning “emanations” or “attributes,” represent not only the unimaginable origins of the universe, but also the imaginable presence of humankind within it.

These attributes are visualized as ten colored sefirah — circles that branch together in a tree-like structure, or in that of the human body. Each sefirah symbolizes an aspect of our divine (and yet human) nature. Together, they create a spiritual pathway toward balance, healing, and unifying existence

“After reading Luminous, we see our whole world explode into exciting new dimensions of vibrant colour.”
— Valerie Pusey, Director, Northern Passage Gallery
—Dr. Roslyn Kunin,
columnist editor of
Prospering Together

Luminous

The new book by Linda Frimer

“Luminous takes us behind her colourful and gracious paintings, offering glimpses into how they came to be and how we might create similarly bold works.”

—Rabbi Dr. Avi Rose,
Arts educator and writer

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