Perspective in a landscape is not to be confused with depth. Perspective delights the eye and satisfies the mind. Depth imparts that ineffable sense of space which draws the viewer into the centre of the painting. Michael Foers has the ability to capture depth in his paintings with much the same ease that he captures the play of light and shadow.

His works, inspired by nature and the effects of light on organic forms, resides in the realm between realism and the abstract. The bold use of colour highlights a sense of depth in his paintings and distinguishes his work from that of other artists.

Michael Foers spent many of his formative years working in Canadas North as a trapper, prospector, and lumberjack. Always sketching in his spare time, he picked up a paintbrush one rainy day and discovered a passion that would change the rest of his life.

Now after many years of painting, Michaels artistic approach oscillates around stretching the limits of reality and colour while keeping a fresh spontaneous feel to his paintings.

Michael Foers works are collected by both private and corporate collections throughout North America, Europe, Japan and Australia.