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  • Mindset

    Mindset

    Mindset

    Tim Forbes
    $11,200.00 CAD
    $11,200.00 CAD
  • Previously

    Previously

    Previously

    Tim Forbes
    $10,500.00 CAD
    $10,500.00 CAD
  • Proclivity

    Proclivity

    Proclivity

    Tim Forbes
    $6,000.00 CAD
    $6,000.00 CAD
  • Pronoun

    Pronoun

    Pronoun

    Tim Forbes
    $5,600.00 CAD
    $5,600.00 CAD
  • Redux

    Redux

    Redux

    Tim Forbes
    $12,000.00 CAD
    $12,000.00 CAD
  • Replete

    Replete

    Replete

    Tim Forbes
    $6,000.00 CAD
    $6,000.00 CAD
  • Shadow

    Shadow

    Shadow

    Tim Forbes
    $6,000.00 CAD
    $6,000.00 CAD
  • Study

    Study

    Study

    Tim Forbes
    $5,600.00 CAD
    $5,600.00 CAD
  • Study in Black 1

    Study in Black 1

    Study in Black 1

    Tim Forbes
    $3,500.00 CAD
    $3,500.00 CAD
  • Study in Black 11

    Study in Black 11

    Study in Black 11

    Tim Forbes
    $2,750.00 CAD
    $2,750.00 CAD
  • Study in Black 12

    Study in Black 12

    Study in Black 12

    Tim Forbes
    $3,500.00 CAD
    $3,500.00 CAD
  • Study in Black 2

    Study in Black 2

    Study in Black 2

    Tim Forbes
    $3,500.00 CAD
    $3,500.00 CAD

About the Artist: Tim Forbes re/collection

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About the Artist

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Born in Nova Scotia, Tim Forbes is a contemporary, neo-minimalist artist now based on the south shore of Nova Scotia on the Ancestral Territory of the Mi’kmaq People. His award-winning international studio practice investigates nuanced abstract symbolism in bold black & white-base works on canvas as well as haptic perceptions in large sculpture form, while photo-based imagery explores psycho-geographic narratives of nature, cultural memory and built environments.

“Essential in the abstract works must have a destination, the arrival of which is addressed in a contemplation of function either within the emotive or within the form.” – Forbes

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