Year
2023
Materials
Stone and acrylic paint
For this piece, the style of sedimentary rock and whimsical desserts is tied into one as a functional sculpture. Incorporating berry picking, relaxing, slowing down, and having “family time at the table” outdoors, it all incorporates the local culture and ecosystem. It is the traditional blueberry loaf with boiled frosting, broken up into oversized slices.
PARTNER

Artist bio
Julie Lewis’ positive, sparkly disposition was a natural fit for teaching art lessons to children and adults across Canada and beautiful Italy. In 2002, Julie started SassyTuna Studio. Understanding the need for quality, having studied at top art colleges such as Grenfell, Sheridan, and Algonquin, as well as Dalhousie University, Julie invests a variety of art techniques to create a well-rounded creative experience. She completes thousands of art pieces every year, from digital art to murals to portraiture, in graphite, pastel, watercolour and acrylic paint. Ms. Lewis completed a Diploma from Algonquin College in Ottawa (Animation) in 2002, completed Art Studies at Sheridan College (2000), and studied Fine Arts at Grenfell College (1999). She worked at such television studios as Spumco, Amberwood and Boomstone (for the Family Channel), and in computer game design with Dalhousie University.
Our Funder
The Quidi Vidi Art Search is made possible through funding by the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency’s Rediscover Main Streets initiative, which supports the economy by helping Atlantic Canadians re-experience their main streets, downtowns and neighbourhoods. The initiative aims to breathe new life into local economies affected by the global pandemic.