Rooster

Our Roots
2026 / Rooster

Our Roots

OUR ROOTS - 36” X 48” - Acrylic and mixte media on wood The rooster is a universal symbol of strength, pride, and renewal. It announces the light after the night and embodies the ability to rise again and move forward. In this composition, the rooster’s plumes tell a family story. Within this vibrant and colourful arrangement, certain feathers evoke the flags of China, Ireland, Uganda, Tanzania, and India — the countries of origin of the parents of the new owners of this artwork. Like the feathers of a single bird, these cultures come together to form a unique identity.…

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March 18, 2026
Le Gaulois
Abstract / Rooster / Vernissage 2024

Le Gaulois

LE GAULOIS - 18” X 24” - Acrylic and mixed media on wood In French tradition, the rooster is a strong symbol, chosen to represent national identity for centuries. I named this piece LE GAULOIS to evoke the ancient origins of France. The Gauls were the first inhabitants of the French territory, known for their courage and independence. This proud rooster honours that ancestral strength and the unbreakable spirit of the Gauls. Hidden within the layers of paint, you'll find a piece of fabric in memory of my mother-in-law, Diane Bunker.

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December 5, 2024
Rooster

THE GENERAL

THE GENERAL - 36”x48” Acrylic and mixed techniques on canvas. Charles de Gaulle was without a doubt one of France’s most influential presidents. He was nicknamed The General because of his strong political stance. The rooster became the emblem of this country in the 18th century, during the French Revolution. The rooster and General de Gaulle are both known for their courage and braveness.

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May 27, 2020
Rooster

LE COQ

LE COQ - 60” X 48” - Acrylic and mixed media on canvas. The rooster symbolizes luck, strength and resilience.  This striking and vibrant character announces dawn; therefore what a splendid way to kick-start your day with a myriad of colours upon your awakening. Background: Embedded within the layers of paint, you will find: Clips of “Paul à Montréal” from the popular Quebec cartoonist: Michel Rebagliati.  Map of the Montreal metro system. Article of the Montreal newspaper LA PRESSE, gourmet section (then paper printed). My mother-in-law’s fabrics, plaster and burlap in texture. Scottish tartan.

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August 1, 2019