Saskatchewan artist Anita Rocamora says her work is an ongoing adventure of mind, imagination and hands, producing creations that are figurative, narrative and often humorous.
-Wearing the Red Dress
Mysteria Gallery says her exquisite figurative works “elicit feelings of joy, awareness, poetic whimsy and, most important, an intimate sense of connection to the earth.”
-Custard Last Stand
-Last Ark
-Second Skin
-When You Grow Up, You Can Be Anything You Want
-That Old Wedding Dress
Anita Rocamora was born in France, moved to Canada in 1963 and then to Saskatchewan in late 1973. She is represented by the Mysteria Gallery in Regina.
Categories: Ceramics
Canadian Art Junkie 
Really nice – I love that last one that sort of turns things inside-out!
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That’s my favorite, too, I think. I like the texture.
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what was the title of the first one – the three heads? I loved that one in particular. Great stuff. Glad I found your website by accident today!
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Good point. I should have included that. Great title — It’s called “My Funny Little Friends.” And welcome, glad you found us.
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Yet another great Canadian find!
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Yes, isn’t she terrific? So many more to discover!! Thanks.
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You’re so welcome. Like you, I thought these were so joyous and full of life.
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I enjoy artists who incorporate so much joy, humor, strength, and appreciation for the human/earth story…wonderful way to start my day! Thank you so much…
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Wonderful. Thank you for sharing with us, love, nia
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So glad you enjoyed!
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