D'or Art Consultants
"The great purpose of landscape art is to make us at home in our own country." - Algomaxim (Canada's Group of Seven)
Friday May 18, 2012

About D’or Art

Our Featured Artist

Our Client's Art Stories

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Every picture tells a story. Your story. Since 1989 we have provided artwork and framing for many corporate and private clients in Vancouver, BC, across Canada and internationally. We can assist you in commissioning art, framing art and installing your artwork. We can also arrange leasing of artwork for you. We can even make your own photos into art by putting them onto canvas and creating your own work of art.

D'or Art will help you "Tell Your Story through Art". We will provide artwork and framing that will reflect your corporate culture. How is this done? We have amazing Canadian artists who can provide original works and commissioned works that reflect who you are. Whether your corporate statement is about community, creating innovative products and services, or you need to develop a concept for your space, we can help you find the right artwork to suit you.

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Ted Seeberg

Drawing and painting, combined with a need to escape to the wilderness, has been the key constant in my life. Ted Seeberg inherited his interest in art from his father (also Ted Seeberg), a talented designer and painter in his own right. His formal training as an artist was limited to a single year at the Vancouver School of Art (the precursor to The Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design) as well as drawing classes at the community college level.

After a brief stint as a "starving artist" in his early twenties, Ted veered toward the traditional, studying architecture and building technology. He worked for various firms including Bruno Freschi Architects, a well-respected design oriented practice that fostered a creative environment. Despite his conventional career path, Ted continued to fulfill his need for artistic expression, sketching, drawing, painting and escaping to the wilderness for inspiration as often as possible. His only hiatus from art was in the mid-eighties, when he focused on building his own company Ted Seeberg Design Ltd. Once it was established, Ted eagerly returned to painting, his style mature and distinct, and now devotes a couple of days every week to his art. Future plans include dedicating even more time to painting, and to enjoying life in Vancouver with wife Sylvia Males.

Preferring to express himself in the abstract, and the idea of veiled images in general, Ted holds several figurative and abstract painters in high esteem. In particular he admires the distorted and strange personal imagery of Phillip Guston and Francis Bacon, the unselfconscious ugliness and immediacy of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, as well as the intuitive bio morphic forms created by Jackson Pollock while he was going through his Jungian psychoanalysis. When it comes to his own work, Ted Seeberg is uninterested in recreating "pretty" views, nor does he expect that others will share his interpretation or even his reactions to his art. His goal is to define his own visual grammar and create an intuitive body of work that represents a processing of experience.

Over the years, Ted Seeberg's work has been on display in Vancouver at Artropolis, the Architectural Institute of BC, and most recently in the main lobby and 2nd Floor of the Hyatt Regency Hotel.

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Teekay Shipping

For the past 9 years we have been assisting Teekay Shipping with their art needs. When their new offices opened, we worked with their staff and interior designer to select a variety of artwork that uniquely tells their story.

Artist Richard Tetrault was selected to create the majority of the works. He was commissioned to create originals from photographs of Teekay's worldwide locations. The featured artwork "Vancouver Harbour" was hung in their reception area, and D'or Art published a limited edition print for their 25th Anniversary to be given as gifts to staff and clients.

Since then, Teekay has moved to Bentall 5 and we are thrilled to provide them with artwork and framing for their new office, as well as for their vessels abroad, and as corporate gifts.

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