ABOUT

“Where color speaks when language falls silent”

Aleksandra Yasinowski is a Canadian - Polish artist living and working in Saskatchewan.

She was born in 1982 and raised in Poland. In her early 30s, she moved to Canada, where she settled with her family. Throughout her life, she has successfully run multiple businesses, driven by creativity, ambition and a determination to always reach higher and never give up.

From a young age, Aleksandra was passionate about art and creative expression. As a little girl, she spent countless hours drawing with colored pencils and paper from a small cabinet filled with art supplies. She was naturally drawn to bold, vibrant colors and loved creating simply for the joy of it, often putting her drawings away without ever showing them to anyone. Those early moments of creativity became the foundation of her artistic spirit and lifelong passion for creating.

Currently Aleksandra Yasinowski creates landscapes and floral oil paintings that capture memory and emotions. A full time artist, she has held multiple solo exhibitions and actively contributes to her local arts community and charitable initiatives. She also performs at events as a live painter, creating artwork in front of an audience.

Painting, for her, is not a decision but a recognition. It begins with the want to paint - the first thought in the morning, the moment when the mind finally feels free, when there is a quiet certainty that now is the time. Creation happens naturally, unfolding through instinct and sensation. The studio becomes a place of comfort and release, where lived experience is translated into surface, weight and gesture.

ARTIST STATEMENT

"My contemporary oil paintings explore emotion and meaning beyond words. Through layered color, texture and intuitive movement, I create works that invite quiet reflection rather than narrative. Influenced by an early reverence for fine art, my practice focuses on presence, depth and personal interpretation."

Aleks has returned to a full-time artistic career in 2026

EXHIBITIONS & SHOWS

UPCOMING

Harvest of Art - October 2026 - Prairie Artists Guild - Regina SK Canada
Solo Exhibition "Outside The Box" Regina Art Gallery - January/February 2027 - Regina SK Canada
Solo Exhibition at Moose Jaw Centre for Art and Culture - January - March 2027 - Moose Jaw SK Canada
Solo Exhibition at Lobby Gallery - August- October 2027 - Regina SK Canada

PAST

Solo Exhibition " Between Two Homes" - May & June 2026 - Moose Jaw Centre for Arts and Culture, Moose Jaw SK Canada
Solo Exhibition - June 2026 -Rumour Handcraft Gallery, Regina SK Canada
"Abstracted" Group Exhibition - May 2026 - Federation of Canadian Artist Gallery, Vancouver BC Canada
Spring Fling Show and Sale - May 2026 - Prairie Artists Guild, Regina SK Canada
Members Show and Sale - April 2026 - Art Gallery of Regina, Regina SK Canada

AWARDS, PUBLICATIONS & ARTIST ACTIVITIES

UPCOMING

June 15th, Plein Air competition in Edmonton "Canadian Landscape Legacy 2026"
Sask Girls United - Instructing Summer Art Program for Newcomer Girls August 22, 2026
Summer 2026 Plein Air Tour - "Across Alberta & Saskatchewan"
"The Symphony of Colors" - ongoing project with German Composer Martin Sven Moritz

PAST

Created cover artwork for a classical music album "Between Rain and Sunshine" by German composer Martin Sven Moritz - publishing on September 2026
Conducted multiple workshops for beginner and advanced artists focused on oil painting techniques
Completed multiple commissioned paintings for private collectors
Performed live painting demonstrations during opening receptions for solo exhibitions and at the events
Featured in an interview with the Moose Jaw Express newspaper - May 2026
Selected for Art to the Hearts – Women in Arts Award (6th Edition) - Published in a book alongside 100 other women artists from around the world - April 2026

ALEKSANDRA YASINOWSKI CURRENTLY HAS EXHIBITING MEMBERSHIP STATUS WITH FEDERATION OF CANADIAN ARTISTS

The Federation of Canadian Artists (FCA) has an 80 year history of helping artists develop their artistic and business skills.

FCA Exhibiting Membership represents level of quality and professionalism Aleksandra Yasinowski has achieved. The quality of works is judged to be of consistently high level, so she can compete on the Canadian national stage. Assessment of the quality of members work is through peer review, by signature artists who understand quality work because they have been practicing artists themselves, often for many decades, while Exhibiting Members are juried in by 1 AFCA & 2 SFCA members.

Selected for Art to the Hearts – Women in Arts Award (6th Edition)

Aleksandra has been selected for the Art to the Hearts – Women in Arts Award (6th Edition), an international recognition that celebrates the achievements and contributions of women artists across the globe.

This honor highlights her distinctive artistic voice and her ongoing dedication to creating work that is both meaningful and impactful. Being chosen among a diverse group of talented artists reflects her commitment to exploring new ideas, pushing creative boundaries, and engaging audiences through her practice.

She remains grateful for the support that has accompanied her journey and looks forward to continuing to share her work with wider audiences.