Away Through Here

Jamie Kim

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This series juxtaposes the stillness of snow with the powerful flow of water in the canyon.

About this work

My process begins outdoors as I explore new hikes in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. I aim to capture the essence of these landscapes to re-imagine our mountain backyard in a contemporary way. One way I do this is by using a limited but central colour to convey the mood and features of a scene. With the visual and emotional inspiration in mind, I use various mediums, primarily acrylic, on raw canvas to depict an abstracted scene. Combining realistic imagery and elements like sand to transport the viewer to the experience.

This winter scene was inspired by my hike in Johnston Canyon in Banff National Park. It is part of a series titled Stillness in Motion. This series juxtaposes the stillness of snow with the powerful flow of water in the canyon. In this contrast, I felt a strange sense of contentment and peace. As such, the green and white palette is intended to bring a feeling of calmness, just as I felt in the moment.

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Title
Away Through Here
Type
Portable
Materials
Raw Natural Canvas
Date
2025-03-01(Install)2025-06-30(Deinstall)
Creator
Jamie Kim(Artist)
Interest holder
Calgary Arts Development(Commissioning Body)
Subject
AbstractEnvironmentalLandscape

Location & access

520 27 Avenue NE

Calgary, Alberta, CA T2E 2A6

Not publicly accessibleTemporary installation
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Last updated March 20, 2026

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Away Through Here

Jamie Kim

Not on view

This series juxtaposes the stillness of snow with the powerful flow of water in the canyon.

About this work

My process begins outdoors as I explore new hikes in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. I aim to capture the essence of these landscapes to re-imagine our mountain backyard in a contemporary way. One way I do this is by using a limited but central colour to convey the mood and features of a scene. With the visual and emotional inspiration in mind, I use various mediums, primarily acrylic, on raw canvas to depict an abstracted scene. Combining realistic imagery and elements like sand to transport the viewer to the experience.

This winter scene was inspired by my hike in Johnston Canyon in Banff National Park. It is part of a series titled Stillness in Motion. This series juxtaposes the stillness of snow with the powerful flow of water in the canyon. In this contrast, I felt a strange sense of contentment and peace. As such, the green and white palette is intended to bring a feeling of calmness, just as I felt in the moment.

Details

Title
Away Through Here
Type
Portable
Materials
Raw Natural Canvas
Date
2025-03-01(Install)2025-06-30(Deinstall)
Creator
Jamie Kim(Artist)
Interest holder
Calgary Arts Development(Commissioning Body)
Subject
AbstractEnvironmentalLandscape

Location & access

520 27 Avenue NE

Calgary, Alberta, CA T2E 2A6

Not publicly accessibleTemporary installation
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