Douglas Squarek

A Love of Nature and a Passion for Sculpture!

Douglas Squarek, Canadian Sculptor.

I am an ardent outdoorsman and my love of nature has found its way into my art. While a part-time artist, beginning as early as the '70s, I completed over sixty stone sculptures, six bronze, and several, Dye Sublimation Into Aluminum, graphic art series. These days I am pleased to be able to concentrate on art full time and expand my portfolio.

Douglas Squarek, Almost Liberated, sepentine stone sculpture sclpture

I have not sold through accredited galleries for some time, but now that I am a full time artist and have more pieces on hand I am open to gallery representation in Quebec and western Canada. All but a couple of my stone pieces are sold and I will only be creating new works next spring when I acquire new raw serpentine stone from Newfoundland.

Douglas Squarek, Majestic, Dalls Ram Sculpture.

Douglas Squarek, Breeze, bronze sculpture!

My new place in Lavaltrie, with its large windows looking out over the St-Lawrence River, is a great studio for my clay-to-bronze work.

I have started work on a series of wild-life heads, bison/lynx/wolf, inspired by some of my recent graphic work.

 

And, I am excited about the Clay-to-Bronze, Portrait Sculpture Studio/Atelier de Sculpture de Portraits, I am offering as of January, 2027. 

Through my 50+ years of sculpting, in Stone and Clay-for-Bronze, I have gained a wealth of knowledge I can now share. My clay-for-bronze workshops will be 3 day, weekend sessions; winter, spring, and fall.

This will leave me the summer months to concentrate on stone work.


After experimenting with giclee printing on archival paper and canvas for my graphic art work, I have taken a more modern and more robust approach using Dye Sublimation Into Aluminum as my medium.

I love working with color and my graphic art work affords me the opportunity to do that.

I employ a computer vector technique that allows me to sculpt color. 

Douglas Squarek, cut and polished beach stone.


I am currently developing a new body of wearable sculpture based on my agetized, organic-origin beach stone collection. I have done a lot of preparatory cutting and preliminary polishing work and I am now positioned to deliver finished pieces.

The stone is astonishingly beautiful, and I am eager to see what I come up with


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