Ashley Beerdat | Fine Arts | University of Waterloo

Art gallery with very large paintings of brightly coloured, abstract, tropical landscapes.

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Artwork by Ashley Beerdat. Installation view of "Becoming the Poem" exhibition, 2024.

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Artwork by Ashley Beerdat. Installation view of "Becoming the Poem" exhibition, 2024.

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Artwork by Ashley Beerdat. Installation view of "Becoming the Poem" exhibition, 2024.

Several small paintings of brightly coloured, abstract, tropical landscapes hung in a scattered pattern on a gallery wall.

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Artwork by Ashley Beerdat. "The Colours of Sound" 2023-24, oil pastel on paper and canvas, dimensions variable

Painting of a brightly coloured, abstract, tropical landscape with prehistoric fish and animals.

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Artwork by Ashley Beerdat. "My Place is Placeless" 2023, oil on canvas, 54.25" x 96" each

Painting of a brightly coloured, abstract, tropical landscape with a large red sun above dead dinosaurs

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Artwork by Ashley Beerdat. "My Place is Placeless" 2023, oil on canvas, 54.25" x 96" each

Painting, on canvas fabric pinned to the wall, of a brightly coloured, abstract, tropical landscape.

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Artwork by Ashley Beerdat. "The Moon Was Her Sun and The Sun Was Her Moon", 2024, acrylic paint, chalk and oil pastel on canvas, 65" x 216"

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Artwork by Ashley Beerdat. "An Underwater Forest Emerges From the Amalgamation of Time", 2024, acrylic paint, chalk and oil pastel on canvas, 65" x 216"

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Artwork by Ashley Beerdat. "When Anthropods Ruled the World", 2024, acrylic paint, chalk and oil pastel on canvas, 65" x 216"