Rotten stumps, broken branches, invasive species, ravaged trees as well as polar opposites and dysfunctional objects; these are the things that excite Floyd Elzinga. He has made a career out of highlighting and glorifying these through three dimensional sculpture, relief work and environmental installations for over 25 years. Current themes in his work focus on broken landscapes, portraits of trees and the aggressive nature of seeds.

Floyd received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Nova Scotia College of Art & Design in Halifax, NS. He was initially drawn to steel, due to its malleable, plastic and forgiving nature, and he continues to utilize its range of colours as well as the way light plays off the surface. He has been exploring traditional metal working techniques to create textures and depth the same way a painter would use a paintbrush.

He currently lives next to his studio in Beamsville, Ontario nestled on the Niagara Escarpment.

Visit the studio!
Event Details:

Open Studio:
Saturday  June 25,  10 a.m. - 1 p.m. 

Registration:
Registration not required
 
Parking:
There is limited onsite parking

Restrooms: 
There are no publicly accessible restrooms on this site

Accessibility: 
This site is wheelchair accessible.​
3841 Mountain St, Beamsville

P:    905-563-5926
​E:    floyd.elzinga@outlook.com
​W:   http://www.floydelzinga.com/​
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