Joy Found Me Here by Miriam Traher

Discovery

Joy found me here. And stayed.

Miriam Traher
Joy Found Me Here
Acrylic On Canvas, framed in naturel wood frame
48 x 48 x 1.75 in
C$3,200

This didn’t arrive quietly.
It came in without warning —
bright, open, impossible to ignore.
You don’t ease into it.
You’re suddenly in it.
Colour feels louder.
The moment feels fuller.
Everything expands without asking.
There’s nothing to figure out.
No reason to chase it or hold onto it.
It’s already here.
A kind of joy that doesn’t wait to be invited —
that takes up space,
that moves through you before you can name it.
And just as you notice it,
you realize…
you didn’t find it.
Joy found you here.

Subject Matter: Abstract expressive, landscape
Collections: Expressive, Dynmic, Bold, Floral Art, Large Size

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Based in London, Ontario, Miriam Traher creates expressive abstract paintings rooted in movement, atmosphere, texture, memory, and joy. Through layered surfaces, calligraphic marks, and intuitive colour, her work explores the moments, feelings, conversations, and little bits of beauty that make us feel fully alive.

Inspired by weathered surfaces, shifting light, flowers, music, storytelling, and the emotional energy between things, her paintings invite viewers to pause, feel, and discover their own connections within the work.

Miriam Traher

Denfield, ON

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