Sean William Randall: Vibrant Landscapes in Canadian Art

A brilliant colour sensibility coupled with subtle surrealism are the hallmarks of Sean William Randall’s work.

A scenic landscape featuring a vibrant blue sky with a large, puffy white cloud. The foreground includes a grassy path surrounded by dark green trees, creating a tranquil and picturesque view. — Around to the Ground, oil on canvas, 2026, 40 x 40 “

The Winnipeg-based artist is on exhibition in Meander at Slate Fine Art Gallery in Regina through June 20, 2026.

A serene landscape featuring a winding dirt path flanked by lush green grass and dark leafy trees under a soft sunset sky. — Selective Calm, acrylic on panel – 2026, 16 x 12 “

Brash confidence is evinced in his work where one minute he demonstrates a profound love for Canadian landscape painting, and the next moment setting the tradition on fire by painting flaming wreckage streaking across the pastel prairie sky – Slate Fine Art Gallery

An illustrated scene featuring a blue pickup truck flying through the air, releasing a large explosion from its rear, set against a twilight sky and reflecting water below. — Throw, oil on panel, 2026, 22 x 15 “

In 1992, Randall left his career as an architect to devote himself entirely to painting. Sean’s works have been exhibited in public and private galleries and can be found in corporate, private and public collections in Canada and the U.S.A.