Sammoun Fine Arts
Samir Sammoun Envolée IV
Samir Sammoun Sun rise on the Beach. Tryptique.
Samir Sammoun Lavande et Lumière II
Samir Sammoun Walking with Giants II
Samir Sammoun Verger en fleurs, St-Hilaire
Yaryna Yuryk Order
Samir Sammoun La dance des Coquelicots
Samir Sammoun Atmosphere, Septembre II
Samir Sammoun Une soirée aux champs Élysées, Paris
Samir Sammoun Easter Parade II, New York
Samir Sammoun Le Ballet II, Renaissance
Yaryna Yuryk Yaryna Yuryk, Creation 1/2
Samir Sammoun At the Beach
Samir Sammoun Splendeur I
Samir Sammoun Wild Beauty II, Mediterranean Shore
Samir Sammoun Reflexion, deep green
Samir Sammoun Prestige
Samir Sammoun Poppies, cypresses and pine trees
Samir Sammoun The Sea under the Sun IV
Yaryna Yuryk Genius
About the Artist
This piece from the series L’Envolée (translates from French as Takeoff ) reflects the artist’s fascination with the sight of Canadian geese. The scene depicts a location near the city of Sorel, Quebec, along the St. Lawrence River, which lies on the birds’ migration route. Flocks of white birds lift into the blue sky above golden fields, beside the shimmering blue of the river, a color palette often favored by the artist.
His rendering of the moment of takeoff becomes a poetic narrative of freedom and movement.
Through this work, Samir Sammoun captures the emotion of love, peace, and the powerful sense of community.
Samir Sammoun is a distinguished Canadian-Lebanese contemporary painter and sculptor, known to fine art collectors worldwide for his unique style, often classified as modern impressionism. His technique employs thick impasto, vivid hues, intriguing textures, and rhythmic brushstrokes to capture light, atmosphere, and emotion.
Sammoun's artistic approach is inspired by his love of nature and his commitment to harmony. Having mastered a unique artistic style, his works are represented by prestigious galleries in the United States and Europe. They have also been featured in museum exhibitions and included in permanent museum and corporate collections. Samir Sammoun has held solo exhibitions at prestigious institutions, including the Marc-Aurèle Fortin Museum in Montreal (now part of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts) in 2005, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Gallery in 2007, Plattsburgh State University Museum in New York in 2009, and the Latino Art Museum in Los Angeles. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, invited him to participate in its fundraising campaign Give the Art a Chance in 2013, 2014, and 2015, among others.
Primarily a landscape artist, Lebanese-born Sammoun paints a wide variety of subjects, including willows, apple trees in bloom, wheat fields, olive groves, villages, historic cityscapes, and seascapes. His work conveys a tranquil, joyful mood, reflecting his deep love for life.
Sammoun began painting at the age of 13. He graduated from the Art and Craft School in Beirut, earning a technical degree in electronics in 1969. At the age of 21, he emigrated from Lebanon to Canada, where he obtained degrees in electronic engineering and telecommunications. Since graduation, he has pursued both his professional career and his passion for painting.
Painting for over 40 years, he creates only original oils. His paintings have been exhibited at numerous major art fairs, including Context Art Miami, the Palm Beach Art and Antique Show, Toronto Art Fair, LA Art Show, and Artexpo New York, among others.
A luminous gem from Samir Sammoun’s Beach series, this piece captures the timeless rhythm of shoreline life. The triptych Sunrise on the Beach reflects the artist’s deep fascination with the sun-drenched shores of Florida, portraying the majestic atmosphere of its seaside view.
Each morning, the artist visited the beach before sunrise, inspired by the peaceful power and tranquility of the scene. Moved by this daily ritual, he decided to create the triptych. During several of these painting sessions, a passerby stopped to observe the creative process — and was eventually captured in the composition itself.
The romantic atmosphere of the sunrise evokes a sense of hope and renewal — an anticipation of new life and a new day. It is a moment filled with kindness and quiet joy, as the warmth and light of the sun return once again.
Samir Sammoun is a distinguished Canadian-Lebanese contemporary painter and sculptor, known to fine art collectors worldwide for his unique style, often classified as modern impressionism. His technique employs thick impasto, vivid hues, intriguing textures, and rhythmic brushstrokes to capture light, atmosphere, and emotion.
Sammoun's artistic approach is inspired by his love of nature and his commitment to harmony. Having mastered a unique artistic style, his works are represented by prestigious galleries in the United States and Europe. They have also been featured in museum exhibitions and included in permanent museum and corporate collections. Samir Sammoun has held solo exhibitions at prestigious institutions, including the Marc-Aurèle Fortin Museum in Montreal (now part of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts) in 2005, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Gallery in 2007, Plattsburgh State University Museum in New York in 2009, and the Latino Art Museum in Los Angeles. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, invited him to participate in its fundraising campaign Give the Art a Chance in 2013, 2014, and 2015, among others.
Primarily a landscape artist, Lebanese-born Sammoun paints a wide variety of subjects, including willows, apple trees in bloom, wheat fields, olive groves, villages, historic cityscapes, and seascapes. His work conveys a tranquil, joyful mood, reflecting his deep love for life.
Sammoun began painting at the age of 13. He graduated from the Art and Craft School in Beirut, earning a technical degree in electronics in 1969. At the age of 21, he emigrated from Lebanon to Canada, where he obtained degrees in electronic engineering and telecommunications. Since graduation, he has pursued both his professional career and his passion for painting.
Painting for over 40 years, he creates only original oils. His paintings have been exhibited at numerous major art fairs, including Context Art Miami, the Palm Beach Art and Antique Show, Toronto Art Fair, LA Art Show, and Artexpo New York, among others.
With a majestic rendering of golden yellow, green, and lavender tones, Sammoun expresses his poetic vision of nature. The painting radiates joy, energy, and the gentle rhythm of life, embodying the harmony between landscape and light.
The painting embodies the mystery and depth of life while capturing the expressive energy of flowers, creating a dynamic interplay between abstraction, impressionism, and the play of light.
Samir Sammoun is a distinguished Canadian-Lebanese contemporary painter and sculptor, known to fine art collectors worldwide for his unique style, often classified as modern impressionism. His technique employs thick impasto, vivid hues, intriguing textures, and rhythmic brushstrokes to capture light, atmosphere, and emotion.
Sammoun's artistic approach is inspired by his love of nature and his commitment to harmony. Having mastered a unique artistic style, his works are represented by prestigious galleries in the United States and Europe. They have also been featured in museum exhibitions and included in permanent museum and corporate collections. Samir Sammoun has held solo exhibitions at prestigious institutions, including the Marc-Aurèle Fortin Museum in Montreal (now part of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts) in 2005, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Gallery in 2007, Plattsburgh State University Museum in New York in 2009, and the Latino Art Museum in Los Angeles. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, invited him to participate in its fundraising campaign Give the Art a Chance in 2013, 2014, and 2015, among others.
Primarily a landscape artist, Lebanese-born Sammoun paints a wide variety of subjects, including willows, apple trees in bloom, wheat fields, olive groves, villages, historic cityscapes, and seascapes. His work conveys a tranquil, joyful mood, reflecting his deep love for life.
Sammoun began painting at the age of 13. He graduated from the Art and Craft School in Beirut, earning a technical degree in electronics in 1969. At the age of 21, he emigrated from Lebanon to Canada, where he obtained degrees in electronic engineering and telecommunications. Since graduation, he has pursued both his professional career and his passion for painting.
Painting for over 40 years, he creates only original oils. His paintings have been exhibited at numerous major art fairs, including Context Art Miami, the Palm Beach Art and Antique Show, Toronto Art Fair, LA Art Show, and Artexpo New York, among others.
Brossard, town, where artist lives, particularly Rhône and Sorbonne Parks. These locations, near the artist’s home, inspired his famous Walking with Giants autumn series. The scenes depict places where she walks each morning with his family and dog. The majestic trees appear different each day — gorgeous, charming, and full of character.
This artwork is best viewed from a few feet away. Up close, it appears abstract; but as the viewer steps back, the depth of the relief and the scene emerge with striking three-dimensionality. The painting evokes the mystery and richness of life, while capturing the expressive energy of nature, through a dynamic interplay of abstraction, Impressionism, and the dance of light.
Samir Sammoun is a distinguished Canadian-Lebanese contemporary painter and sculptor, known to fine art collectors worldwide for his unique style, often classified as modern impressionism. His technique employs thick impasto, vivid hues, intriguing textures, and rhythmic brushstrokes to capture light, atmosphere, and emotion.
Sammoun's artistic approach is inspired by his love of nature and his commitment to harmony. Having mastered a unique artistic style, his works are represented by prestigious galleries in the United States and Europe. They have also been featured in museum exhibitions and included in permanent museum and corporate collections. Samir Sammoun has held solo exhibitions at prestigious institutions, including the Marc-Aurèle Fortin Museum in Montreal (now part of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts) in 2005, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Gallery in 2007, Plattsburgh State University Museum in New York in 2009, and the Latino Art Museum in Los Angeles. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, invited him to participate in its fundraising campaign Give the Art a Chance in 2013, 2014, and 2015, among others.
Primarily a landscape artist, Lebanese-born Sammoun paints a wide variety of subjects, including willows, apple trees in bloom, wheat fields, olive groves, villages, historic cityscapes, and seascapes. His work conveys a tranquil, joyful mood, reflecting his deep love for life.
Sammoun began painting at the age of 13. He graduated from the Art and Craft School in Beirut, earning a technical degree in electronics in 1969. At the age of 21, he emigrated from Lebanon to Canada, where he obtained degrees in electronic engineering and telecommunications. Since graduation, he has pursued both his professional career and his passion for painting.
Painting for over 40 years, he creates only original oils. His paintings have been exhibited at numerous major art fairs, including Context Art Miami, the Palm Beach Art and Antique Show, Toronto Art Fair, LA Art Show, and Artexpo New York, among others.
The painting embodies the mystery of change and transformation, while capturing the expressive energy and vibrant life force of the trees flowers. It creates a dynamic interplay between abstraction, Impressionism, and the ever-shifting play of light.
Apple blossoms are an important subject in Samir Sammoun’s work. Each May, the artist visits the orchards for plein air sessions, painting directly among the blooming trees and flowers.
Immersed in the atmosphere and the ritual of renewal, he sketches and creates small studies on-site. These initial impressions then evolve into larger compositions in the studio, where the spirit of spring continues to blossom on canvas.
Samir Sammoun is a distinguished Canadian-Lebanese contemporary painter and sculptor, known to fine art collectors worldwide for his unique style, often classified as modern impressionism. His technique employs thick impasto, vivid hues, intriguing textures, and rhythmic brushstrokes to capture light, atmosphere, and emotion.
Sammoun's artistic approach is inspired by his love of nature and his commitment to harmony. Having mastered a unique artistic style, his works are represented by prestigious galleries in the United States and Europe. They have also been featured in museum exhibitions and included in permanent museum and corporate collections. Samir Sammoun has held solo exhibitions at prestigious institutions, including the Marc-Aurèle Fortin Museum in Montreal (now part of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts) in 2005, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Gallery in 2007, Plattsburgh State University Museum in New York in 2009, and the Latino Art Museum in Los Angeles. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, invited him to participate in its fundraising campaign Give the Art a Chance in 2013, 2014, and 2015, among others.
Primarily a landscape artist, Lebanese-born Sammoun paints a wide variety of subjects, including willows, apple trees in bloom, wheat fields, olive groves, villages, historic cityscapes, and seascapes. His work conveys a tranquil, joyful mood, reflecting his deep love for life.
Sammoun began painting at the age of 13. He graduated from the Art and Craft School in Beirut, earning a technical degree in electronics in 1969. At the age of 21, he emigrated from Lebanon to Canada, where he obtained degrees in electronic engineering and telecommunications. Since graduation, he has pursued both his professional career and his passion for painting.
Painting for over 40 years, he creates only original oils. His paintings have been exhibited at numerous major art fairs, including Context Art Miami, the Palm Beach Art and Antique Show, Toronto Art Fair, LA Art Show, and Artexpo New York, among others.
Executed in her distinctive cordocentric style — a heart-centered worldview grounded in love and unity — Order radiates a sense of luminous transparency and spiritual clarity. Symbolic colors and fluid abstract forms are interwoven into a living structure, suggesting a deeper harmony that transcends the visible.
As with other works in the series, Order is both intimate and universal: a poetic reflection on the invisible forces that guide human experience. It invites viewers to contemplate the beauty of inner alignment, memory, and transcendence — the eternal energy of possibility, renewal, and love.
Yaryna Yuryk is a Ukrainian artist whose work explores themes of identity, memory, and the human condition through abstraction and symbolism. Drawing inspiration from nature, philosophy, Ukrainian heritage, and biblical narratives, she examines the beauty of life, the dualities of good and evil, and war and peace.
Her paintings are characterized by rich, symbolic color palettes that evoke catharsis and transformation.
An Honored Artist of Ukraine, Yuryk studied at the Lviv Professional College of Arts and Lviv Polytechnic University, earning a Ph.D. in 2012.
Painted in her distinctive cordocentric style, a heart-centered worldview rooted in love and harmony — the work conveys both intimacy and universality.
Her work has been exhibited at the National Museums of Ukraine and the Lviv National Art Gallery and is held in museum collections in Ukraine and private collections worldwide. Since April 2022, she has been painting in Canada and exhibit her work internationally.
Yuryk’s paintings, selected by the jury of the Design and Watercolor Salon (2017–2018), were exhibited at the Grand Palais National Museum in Paris. Her works have also been presented at the Autumn Salon of Latin America (2016) in São Paulo, Brazil, and at international art fairs including the LA Art Show and Artexpo New York, among others.
Yaryna Yuryk believes that art is a positive-energy system that has the potential to heal and uplift the human spirit. Through her ethereal and sonorous strokes on canvas and paper, she captures elusive, amorphous moments that invite viewers to reflect on self-healing and the beauty of life.
Yaryna’s art is a call to expand awareness, emphasizing that human life is short and it is essential to create moments of beauty within life’s flow, infused with gratitude and love.
Her works resonate with universal themes, making them relevant to a global audience. Through her paintings, Yaryna Yuryk invites us to reflect on the fleeting nature of life, the importance of gratitude, and the transformative power of art.
In this artwork, Sammoun reimagines still life as movement: flowers dancing in the sky and across the grass. It is his poetic way of capturing the joy, energy, and rhythm of nature in full bloom.
Samir Sammoun is a distinguished Canadian-Lebanese contemporary painter and sculptor, known to fine art collectors worldwide for his unique style, often classified as modern impressionism. His technique employs thick impasto, vivid hues, intriguing textures, and rhythmic brushstrokes to capture light, atmosphere, and emotion.
Sammoun's artistic approach is inspired by his love of nature and his commitment to harmony. Having mastered a unique artistic style, his works are represented by prestigious galleries in the United States and Europe. They have also been featured in museum exhibitions and included in permanent museum and corporate collections. Samir Sammoun has held solo exhibitions at prestigious institutions, including the Marc-Aurèle Fortin Museum in Montreal (now part of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts) in 2005, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Gallery in 2007, Plattsburgh State University Museum in New York in 2009, and the Latino Art Museum in Los Angeles. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, invited him to participate in its fundraising campaign Give the Art a Chance in 2013, 2014, and 2015, among others.
Primarily a landscape artist, Lebanese-born Sammoun paints a wide variety of subjects, including willows, apple trees in bloom, wheat fields, olive groves, villages, historic cityscapes, and seascapes. His work conveys a tranquil, joyful mood, reflecting his deep love for life.
Sammoun began painting at the age of 13. He graduated from the Art and Craft School in Beirut, earning a technical degree in electronics in 1969. At the age of 21, he emigrated from Lebanon to Canada, where he obtained degrees in electronic engineering and telecommunications. Since graduation, he has pursued both his professional career and his passion for painting.
Painting for over 40 years, he creates only original oils. His paintings have been exhibited at numerous major art fairs, including Context Art Miami, the Palm Beach Art and Antique Show, Toronto Art Fair, LA Art Show, and Artexpo New York, among others.
The Mediterranean is one of Samir Sammoun’s major series. Born in Lebanon, the artist often returns to this landscape, drawing inspiration from his homeland. The scenes in this series emerge from his walks through the region, where green winter fields transform into golden plains in the summer sun.
This transformation, captured on canvas, feels almost surreal, as if an invisible force reshapes the land into something mythic. The artist sketches while walking, later transforming his observations into luminous, dreamlike scenes. It is a collaboration between blue sky, blue mountains, the deep blue sea, and the sunburnt yellow of summer grass.
Samir Sammoun is a distinguished Canadian-Lebanese contemporary painter and sculptor, known to fine art collectors worldwide for his unique style, often classified as modern impressionism. His technique employs thick impasto, vivid hues, intriguing textures, and rhythmic brushstrokes to capture light, atmosphere, and emotion.
Sammoun's artistic approach is inspired by his love of nature and his commitment to harmony. Having mastered a unique artistic style, his works are represented by prestigious galleries in the United States and Europe. They have also been featured in museum exhibitions and included in permanent museum and corporate collections. Samir Sammoun has held solo exhibitions at prestigious institutions, including the Marc-Aurèle Fortin Museum in Montreal (now part of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts) in 2005, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Gallery in 2007, Plattsburgh State University Museum in New York in 2009, and the Latino Art Museum in Los Angeles. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, invited him to participate in its fundraising campaign Give the Art a Chance in 2013, 2014, and 2015, among others.
Primarily a landscape artist, Lebanese-born Sammoun paints a wide variety of subjects, including willows, apple trees in bloom, wheat fields, olive groves, villages, historic cityscapes, and seascapes. His work conveys a tranquil, joyful mood, reflecting his deep love for life.
Sammoun began painting at the age of 13. He graduated from the Art and Craft School in Beirut, earning a technical degree in electronics in 1969. At the age of 21, he emigrated from Lebanon to Canada, where he obtained degrees in electronic engineering and telecommunications. Since graduation, he has pursued both his professional career and his passion for painting.
Painting for over 40 years, he creates only original oils. His paintings have been exhibited at numerous major art fairs, including Context Art Miami, the Palm Beach Art and Antique Show, Toronto Art Fair, LA Art Show, and Artexpo New York, among others.
Samir Sammoun is a distinguished Canadian-Lebanese contemporary painter and sculptor, known to fine art collectors worldwide for his unique style, often classified as modern impressionism. His technique employs thick impasto, vivid hues, intriguing textures, and rhythmic brushstrokes to capture light, atmosphere, and emotion.
Sammoun's artistic approach is inspired by his love of nature and his commitment to harmony. Having mastered a unique artistic style, his works are represented by prestigious galleries in the United States and Europe. They have also been featured in museum exhibitions and included in permanent museum and corporate collections. Samir Sammoun has held solo exhibitions at prestigious institutions, including the Marc-Aurèle Fortin Museum in Montreal (now part of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts) in 2005, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Gallery in 2007, Plattsburgh State University Museum in New York in 2009, and the Latino Art Museum in Los Angeles. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, invited him to participate in its fundraising campaign Give the Art a Chance in 2013, 2014, and 2015, among others.
Primarily a landscape artist, Lebanese-born Sammoun paints a wide variety of subjects, including willows, apple trees in bloom, wheat fields, olive groves, villages, historic cityscapes, and seascapes. His work conveys a tranquil, joyful mood, reflecting his deep love for life.
Sammoun began painting at the age of 13. He graduated from the Art and Craft School in Beirut, earning a technical degree in electronics in 1969. At the age of 21, he emigrated from Lebanon to Canada, where he obtained degrees in electronic engineering and telecommunications. Since graduation, he has pursued both his professional career and his passion for painting.
Painting for over 40 years, he creates only original oils. His paintings have been exhibited at numerous major art fairs, including Context Art Miami, the Palm Beach Art and Antique Show, Toronto Art Fair, LA Art Show, and Artexpo New York, among others.
This artwork is best appreciated from a few feet away. Up close, it appears almost abstract, but as the viewer steps back, the lively scene and its depth unfold with striking clarity. The painting embodies the mystery and vitality of urban life while capturing the expressive interplay of color, light, and movement in Sammoun’s unmistakable style—a dynamic balance between abstraction, Impressionism, and light.
Samir Sammoun is a distinguished Canadian-Lebanese contemporary painter and sculptor, known to fine art collectors worldwide for his unique style, often classified as modern impressionism. His technique employs thick impasto, vivid hues, intriguing textures, and rhythmic brushstrokes to capture light, atmosphere, and emotion.
Sammoun's artistic approach is inspired by his love of nature and his commitment to harmony. Having mastered a unique artistic style, his works are represented by prestigious galleries in the United States and Europe. They have also been featured in museum exhibitions and included in permanent museum and corporate collections. Samir Sammoun has held solo exhibitions at prestigious institutions, including the Marc-Aurèle Fortin Museum in Montreal (now part of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts) in 2005, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Gallery in 2007, Plattsburgh State University Museum in New York in 2009, and the Latino Art Museum in Los Angeles. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, invited him to participate in its fundraising campaign Give the Art a Chance in 2013, 2014, and 2015, among others.
Primarily a landscape artist, Lebanese-born Sammoun paints a wide variety of subjects, including willows, apple trees in bloom, wheat fields, olive groves, villages, historic cityscapes, and seascapes. His work conveys a tranquil, joyful mood, reflecting his deep love for life.
Sammoun began painting at the age of 13. He graduated from the Art and Craft School in Beirut, earning a technical degree in electronics in 1969. At the age of 21, he emigrated from Lebanon to Canada, where he obtained degrees in electronic engineering and telecommunications. Since graduation, he has pursued both his professional career and his passion for painting.
Painting for over 40 years, he creates only original oils. His paintings have been exhibited at numerous major art fairs, including Context Art Miami, the Palm Beach Art and Antique Show, Toronto Art Fair, LA Art Show, and Artexpo New York, among others.
With a majestic rendering of golden yellow, green, and lavender tones, Sammoun expresses his poetic vision of nature. The painting radiates joy, energy, and the gentle rhythm of life, embodying the harmony between landscape and light.
The painting embodies the mystery and depth of life while capturing the expressive energy of flowers, creating a dynamic interplay between abstraction, impressionism, and the play of light.
Samir Sammoun is a distinguished Canadian-Lebanese contemporary painter and sculptor, known to fine art collectors worldwide for his unique style, often classified as modern impressionism. His technique employs thick impasto, vivid hues, intriguing textures, and rhythmic brushstrokes to capture light, atmosphere, and emotion.
Sammoun's artistic approach is inspired by his love of nature and his commitment to harmony. Having mastered a unique artistic style, his works are represented by prestigious galleries in the United States and Europe. They have also been featured in museum exhibitions and included in permanent museum and corporate collections. Samir Sammoun has held solo exhibitions at prestigious institutions, including the Marc-Aurèle Fortin Museum in Montreal (now part of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts) in 2005, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Gallery in 2007, Plattsburgh State University Museum in New York in 2009, and the Latino Art Museum in Los Angeles. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, invited him to participate in its fundraising campaign Give the Art a Chance in 2013, 2014, and 2015, among others.
Primarily a landscape artist, Lebanese-born Sammoun paints a wide variety of subjects, including willows, apple trees in bloom, wheat fields, olive groves, villages, historic cityscapes, and seascapes. His work conveys a tranquil, joyful mood, reflecting his deep love for life.
Sammoun began painting at the age of 13. He graduated from the Art and Craft School in Beirut, earning a technical degree in electronics in 1969. At the age of 21, he emigrated from Lebanon to Canada, where he obtained degrees in electronic engineering and telecommunications. Since graduation, he has pursued both his professional career and his passion for painting.
Painting for over 40 years, he creates only original oils. His paintings have been exhibited at numerous major art fairs, including Context Art Miami, the Palm Beach Art and Antique Show, Toronto Art Fair, LA Art Show, and Artexpo New York, among others.
Through luminous transparency, symbolic color, and fluid abstract forms, Yuryk captures the invisible rhythms of life: light emerging from darkness, harmony from chaos, and memory flowing into possibility. The painting resonates with her celebrated Blue Birds series, continuing her poetic dialogue on resilience, hope, and the eternal search for peace.
As with her other works, Creation invites viewers into a contemplative space where art becomes a vessel of healing, reflection, and light — a reminder of the enduring beauty found in life’s constant renewal.
Yaryna Yuryk is a Ukrainian artist whose work explores themes of identity, memory, and the human condition through abstraction and symbolism. Drawing inspiration from nature, philosophy, Ukrainian heritage, and biblical narratives, she examines the beauty of life, the dualities of good and evil, and war and peace.
Her paintings are characterized by rich, symbolic color palettes that evoke catharsis and transformation.
An Honored Artist of Ukraine, Yuryk studied at the Lviv Professional College of Arts and Lviv Polytechnic University, earning a Ph.D. in 2012.
Painted in her distinctive cordocentric style, a heart-centered worldview rooted in love and harmony — the work conveys both intimacy and universality.
Her work has been exhibited at the National Museums of Ukraine and the Lviv National Art Gallery and is held in museum collections in Ukraine and private collections worldwide. Since April 2022, she has been painting in Canada and exhibit her work internationally.
Yuryk’s paintings, selected by the jury of the Design and Watercolor Salon (2017–2018), were exhibited at the Grand Palais National Museum in Paris. Her works have also been presented at the Autumn Salon of Latin America (2016) in São Paulo, Brazil, and at international art fairs including the LA Art Show and Artexpo New York, among others.
Yaryna Yuryk believes that art is a positive-energy system that has the potential to heal and uplift the human spirit. Through her ethereal and sonorous strokes on canvas and paper, she captures elusive, amorphous moments that invite viewers to reflect on self-healing and the beauty of life.
Yaryna’s art is a call to expand awareness, emphasizing that human life is short and it is essential to create moments of beauty within life’s flow, infused with gratitude and love.
Her works resonate with universal themes, making them relevant to a global audience. Through her paintings, Yaryna Yuryk invites us to reflect on the fleeting nature of life, the importance of gratitude, and the transformative power of art.
A luminous gem from Samir Sammoun’s Beach series, this piece captures the timeless rhythm of shoreline life. The Beach reflects the artist’s deep fascination with the sun-drenched shores of Florida, portraying the majestic atmosphere of its seaside view.
Each morning, the artist visited the beach before sunrise, inspired by the peaceful power and tranquility of the scene. The painting embodies the mystery of life while capturing the expressive energy of the sea.
Samir Sammoun is a distinguished Canadian-Lebanese contemporary painter and sculptor, known to fine art collectors worldwide for his unique style, often classified as modern impressionism. His technique employs thick impasto, vivid hues, intriguing textures, and rhythmic brushstrokes to capture light, atmosphere, and emotion.
Sammoun's artistic approach is inspired by his love of nature and his commitment to harmony. Having mastered a unique artistic style, his works are represented by prestigious galleries in the United States and Europe. They have also been featured in museum exhibitions and included in permanent museum and corporate collections. Samir Sammoun has held solo exhibitions at prestigious institutions, including the Marc-Aurèle Fortin Museum in Montreal (now part of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts) in 2005, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Gallery in 2007, Plattsburgh State University Museum in New York in 2009, and the Latino Art Museum in Los Angeles. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, invited him to participate in its fundraising campaign Give the Art a Chance in 2013, 2014, and 2015, among others.
Primarily a landscape artist, Lebanese-born Sammoun paints a wide variety of subjects, including willows, apple trees in bloom, wheat fields, olive groves, villages, historic cityscapes, and seascapes. His work conveys a tranquil, joyful mood, reflecting his deep love for life.
Sammoun began painting at the age of 13. He graduated from the Art and Craft School in Beirut, earning a technical degree in electronics in 1969. At the age of 21, he emigrated from Lebanon to Canada, where he obtained degrees in electronic engineering and telecommunications. Since graduation, he has pursued both his professional career and his passion for painting.
Painting for over 40 years, he creates only original oils. His paintings have been exhibited at numerous major art fairs, including Context Art Miami, the Palm Beach Art and Antique Show, Toronto Art Fair, LA Art Show, and Artexpo New York, among others.
In this artwork, the balance between the refined blues of the sky and mountains and the warm reds, yellows, greens, and whites of the blossoming fields becomes his poetic way of capturing the joy, energy, and rhythm of nature in full bloom.
Samir Sammoun is a distinguished Canadian-Lebanese contemporary painter and sculptor, known to fine art collectors worldwide for his unique style, often classified as modern impressionism. His technique employs thick impasto, vivid hues, intriguing textures, and rhythmic brushstrokes to capture light, atmosphere, and emotion.
Sammoun's artistic approach is inspired by his love of nature and his commitment to harmony. Having mastered a unique artistic style, his works are represented by prestigious galleries in the United States and Europe. They have also been featured in museum exhibitions and included in permanent museum and corporate collections. Samir Sammoun has held solo exhibitions at prestigious institutions, including the Marc-Aurèle Fortin Museum in Montreal (now part of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts) in 2005, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Gallery in 2007, Plattsburgh State University Museum in New York in 2009, and the Latino Art Museum in Los Angeles. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, invited him to participate in its fundraising campaign Give the Art a Chance in 2013, 2014, and 2015, among others.
Primarily a landscape artist, Lebanese-born Sammoun paints a wide variety of subjects, including willows, apple trees in bloom, wheat fields, olive groves, villages, historic cityscapes, and seascapes. His work conveys a tranquil, joyful mood, reflecting his deep love for life.
Sammoun began painting at the age of 13. He graduated from the Art and Craft School in Beirut, earning a technical degree in electronics in 1969. At the age of 21, he emigrated from Lebanon to Canada, where he obtained degrees in electronic engineering and telecommunications. Since graduation, he has pursued both his professional career and his passion for painting.
Painting for over 40 years, he creates only original oils. His paintings have been exhibited at numerous major art fairs, including Context Art Miami, the Palm Beach Art and Antique Show, Toronto Art Fair, LA Art Show, and Artexpo New York, among others.
This transformation, rendered with luminous brushwork, captures both the mystery and vitality of nature.
The series reflects a balance between the sophistication of blues of sea and sky, the soft tones of the mountains, and the warm yellows of sunlit grass. The Mediterranean’s striking harmony of color continues to resonate with collectors worldwide.
Samir Sammoun is a distinguished Canadian-Lebanese contemporary painter and sculptor, known to fine art collectors worldwide for his unique style, often classified as modern impressionism. His technique employs thick impasto, vivid hues, intriguing textures, and rhythmic brushstrokes to capture light, atmosphere, and emotion.
Sammoun's artistic approach is inspired by his love of nature and his commitment to harmony. Having mastered a unique artistic style, his works are represented by prestigious galleries in the United States and Europe. They have also been featured in museum exhibitions and included in permanent museum and corporate collections. Samir Sammoun has held solo exhibitions at prestigious institutions, including the Marc-Aurèle Fortin Museum in Montreal (now part of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts) in 2005, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Gallery in 2007, Plattsburgh State University Museum in New York in 2009, and the Latino Art Museum in Los Angeles. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, invited him to participate in its fundraising campaign Give the Art a Chance in 2013, 2014, and 2015, among others.
Primarily a landscape artist, Lebanese-born Sammoun paints a wide variety of subjects, including willows, apple trees in bloom, wheat fields, olive groves, villages, historic cityscapes, and seascapes. His work conveys a tranquil, joyful mood, reflecting his deep love for life.
Sammoun began painting at the age of 13. He graduated from the Art and Craft School in Beirut, earning a technical degree in electronics in 1969. At the age of 21, he emigrated from Lebanon to Canada, where he obtained degrees in electronic engineering and telecommunications. Since graduation, he has pursued both his professional career and his passion for painting.
Painting for over 40 years, he creates only original oils. His paintings have been exhibited at numerous major art fairs, including Context Art Miami, the Palm Beach Art and Antique Show, Toronto Art Fair, LA Art Show, and Artexpo New York, among others.
Samir Sammoun is a distinguished Canadian-Lebanese contemporary painter and sculptor, known to fine art collectors worldwide for his unique style, often classified as modern impressionism. His technique employs thick impasto, vivid hues, intriguing textures, and rhythmic brushstrokes to capture light, atmosphere, and emotion.
Sammoun's artistic approach is inspired by his love of nature and his commitment to harmony. Having mastered a unique artistic style, his works are represented by prestigious galleries in the United States and Europe. They have also been featured in museum exhibitions and included in permanent museum and corporate collections. Samir Sammoun has held solo exhibitions at prestigious institutions, including the Marc-Aurèle Fortin Museum in Montreal (now part of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts) in 2005, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Gallery in 2007, Plattsburgh State University Museum in New York in 2009, and the Latino Art Museum in Los Angeles. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, invited him to participate in its fundraising campaign Give the Art a Chance in 2013, 2014, and 2015, among others.
Primarily a landscape artist, Lebanese-born Sammoun paints a wide variety of subjects, including willows, apple trees in bloom, wheat fields, olive groves, villages, historic cityscapes, and seascapes. His work conveys a tranquil, joyful mood, reflecting his deep love for life.
Sammoun began painting at the age of 13. He graduated from the Art and Craft School in Beirut, earning a technical degree in electronics in 1969. At the age of 21, he emigrated from Lebanon to Canada, where he obtained degrees in electronic engineering and telecommunications. Since graduation, he has pursued both his professional career and his passion for painting.
Painting for over 40 years, he creates only original oils. His paintings have been exhibited at numerous major art fairs, including Context Art Miami, the Palm Beach Art and Antique Show, Toronto Art Fair, LA Art Show, and Artexpo New York, among others.
Born in Lebanon, Samir Sammoun often returns to this landscape, drawing inspiration from his homeland. The scenes in this series emerge from his walks through the region.
Samir Sammoun is a distinguished Canadian-Lebanese contemporary painter and sculptor, known to fine art collectors worldwide for his unique style, often classified as modern impressionism. His technique employs thick impasto, vivid hues, intriguing textures, and rhythmic brushstrokes to capture light, atmosphere, and emotion.
Sammoun's artistic approach is inspired by his love of nature and his commitment to harmony. Having mastered a unique artistic style, his works are represented by prestigious galleries in the United States and Europe. They have also been featured in museum exhibitions and included in permanent museum and corporate collections. Samir Sammoun has held solo exhibitions at prestigious institutions, including the Marc-Aurèle Fortin Museum in Montreal (now part of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts) in 2005, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Gallery in 2007, Plattsburgh State University Museum in New York in 2009, and the Latino Art Museum in Los Angeles. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, invited him to participate in its fundraising campaign Give the Art a Chance in 2013, 2014, and 2015, among others.
Primarily a landscape artist, Lebanese-born Sammoun paints a wide variety of subjects, including willows, apple trees in bloom, wheat fields, olive groves, villages, historic cityscapes, and seascapes. His work conveys a tranquil, joyful mood, reflecting his deep love for life.
Sammoun began painting at the age of 13. He graduated from the Art and Craft School in Beirut, earning a technical degree in electronics in 1969. At the age of 21, he emigrated from Lebanon to Canada, where he obtained degrees in electronic engineering and telecommunications. Since graduation, he has pursued both his professional career and his passion for painting.
Painting for over 40 years, he creates only original oils. His paintings have been exhibited at numerous major art fairs, including Context Art Miami, the Palm Beach Art and Antique Show, Toronto Art Fair, LA Art Show, and Artexpo New York, among others.
This piece also reflects the artist’s deep fascination and cherished childhood memories. As a child, Samir Sammoun would walk through those fields, surrounded by blooming poppies and wildflowers—white, red, and yellow blossoms—set against a pale sky, framed by mountains, cypresses, and pine trees.
The painting embodies the mystery and depth of life, while capturing its expressive energy with luminous color and dynamic brushwork.
Samir Sammoun is a distinguished Canadian-Lebanese contemporary painter and sculptor, known to fine art collectors worldwide for his unique style, often classified as modern impressionism. His technique employs thick impasto, vivid hues, intriguing textures, and rhythmic brushstrokes to capture light, atmosphere, and emotion.
Sammoun's artistic approach is inspired by his love of nature and his commitment to harmony. Having mastered a unique artistic style, his works are represented by prestigious galleries in the United States and Europe. They have also been featured in museum exhibitions and included in permanent museum and corporate collections. Samir Sammoun has held solo exhibitions at prestigious institutions, including the Marc-Aurèle Fortin Museum in Montreal (now part of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts) in 2005, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Gallery in 2007, Plattsburgh State University Museum in New York in 2009, and the Latino Art Museum in Los Angeles. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, invited him to participate in its fundraising campaign Give the Art a Chance in 2013, 2014, and 2015, among others.
Primarily a landscape artist, Lebanese-born Sammoun paints a wide variety of subjects, including willows, apple trees in bloom, wheat fields, olive groves, villages, historic cityscapes, and seascapes. His work conveys a tranquil, joyful mood, reflecting his deep love for life.
Sammoun began painting at the age of 13. He graduated from the Art and Craft School in Beirut, earning a technical degree in electronics in 1969. At the age of 21, he emigrated from Lebanon to Canada, where he obtained degrees in electronic engineering and telecommunications. Since graduation, he has pursued both his professional career and his passion for painting.
Painting for over 40 years, he creates only original oils. His paintings have been exhibited at numerous major art fairs, including Context Art Miami, the Palm Beach Art and Antique Show, Toronto Art Fair, LA Art Show, and Artexpo New York, among others.
Samir Sammoun is a distinguished Canadian-Lebanese contemporary painter and sculptor, known to fine art collectors worldwide for his unique style, often classified as modern impressionism. His technique employs thick impasto, vivid hues, intriguing textures, and rhythmic brushstrokes to capture light, atmosphere, and emotion.
Sammoun's artistic approach is inspired by his love of nature and his commitment to harmony. Having mastered a unique artistic style, his works are represented by prestigious galleries in the United States and Europe. They have also been featured in museum exhibitions and included in permanent museum and corporate collections. Samir Sammoun has held solo exhibitions at prestigious institutions, including the Marc-Aurèle Fortin Museum in Montreal (now part of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts) in 2005, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Gallery in 2007, Plattsburgh State University Museum in New York in 2009, and the Latino Art Museum in Los Angeles. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, invited him to participate in its fundraising campaign Give the Art a Chance in 2013, 2014, and 2015, among others.
Primarily a landscape artist, Lebanese-born Sammoun paints a wide variety of subjects, including willows, apple trees in bloom, wheat fields, olive groves, villages, historic cityscapes, and seascapes. His work conveys a tranquil, joyful mood, reflecting his deep love for life.
Sammoun began painting at the age of 13. He graduated from the Art and Craft School in Beirut, earning a technical degree in electronics in 1969. At the age of 21, he emigrated from Lebanon to Canada, where he obtained degrees in electronic engineering and telecommunications. Since graduation, he has pursued both his professional career and his passion for painting.
Painting for over 40 years, he creates only original oils. His paintings have been exhibited at numerous major art fairs, including Context Art Miami, the Palm Beach Art and Antique Show, Toronto Art Fair, LA Art Show, and Artexpo New York, among others.
In Genius, abstract forms and radiant forms of symbolic color unfold like a spiritual current, embodying the invisible yet ever-present energies that guide and uplift human existence. The work carries a transcendent quality: it speaks not only of personal vision but of universal truths, inviting viewers to sense the mystery of life that lies beyond the visible.
This painting resonates deeply with Yuryk’s ongoing Blue Birds series, inspired by Maeterlinck’s poetic vision of the bird as a symbol of happiness, fragility, and eternal hope. Just as the blue bird represents humanity’s search for harmony, Genius reflects the inner spirit in flight — resilience, inspiration, and the transcendent power of the human soul.
This work embodies both a personal journey and a hopeful vision for a better future. Through Genius, Yuryk offers a contemplative space where art becomes a vessel of light, memory, and transcendence — a reminder that nothing vanishes into oblivion, but transforms into energy, love, and the enduring rhythm of life.
Yaryna Yuryk is a Ukrainian artist whose work explores themes of identity, memory, and the human condition through abstraction and symbolism. Drawing inspiration from nature, philosophy, Ukrainian heritage, and biblical narratives, she examines the beauty of life, the dualities of good and evil, and war and peace.
Her paintings are characterized by rich, symbolic color palettes that evoke catharsis and transformation.
An Honored Artist of Ukraine, Yuryk studied at the Lviv Professional College of Arts and Lviv Polytechnic University, earning a Ph.D. in 2012.
Painted in her distinctive cordocentric style, a heart-centered worldview rooted in love and harmony — the work conveys both intimacy and universality.
Her work has been exhibited at the National Museums of Ukraine and the Lviv National Art Gallery and is held in museum collections in Ukraine and private collections worldwide. Since April 2022, she has been painting in Canada and exhibit her work internationally.
Yuryk’s paintings, selected by the jury of the Design and Watercolor Salon (2017–2018), were exhibited at the Grand Palais National Museum in Paris. Her works have also been presented at the Autumn Salon of Latin America (2016) in São Paulo, Brazil, and at international art fairs including the LA Art Show and Artexpo New York, among others.
Yaryna Yuryk believes that art is a positive-energy system that has the potential to heal and uplift the human spirit. Through her ethereal and sonorous strokes on canvas and paper, she captures elusive, amorphous moments that invite viewers to reflect on self-healing and the beauty of life.
Yaryna’s art is a call to expand awareness, emphasizing that human life is short and it is essential to create moments of beauty within life’s flow, infused with gratitude and love.
Her works resonate with universal themes, making them relevant to a global audience. Through her paintings, Yaryna Yuryk invites us to reflect on the fleeting nature of life, the importance of gratitude, and the transformative power of art.
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