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Into the Forest
Solo Exhibition at Megamindful Living Restaurant & Gallery
📅 October 15 – November 30, 2025
🎉 Opening Reception: October 17, 5–7 PM
Join artist Camille Myles for the opening of her latest exhibition, Into the Forest, a collection of paintings inspired by the lush landscapes and quiet strength of the Georgian Bay forests.
Rooted in observation and reflection, this series explores how time in nature restores our sense of connection—to the land, to memory, and to one another. Through bold, layered brushwork and intimate compositions, Camille invites viewers to slow down and rediscover the beauty in stillness.
The opening reception will be held October 17 from 5–7 PM, followed by dinner and cocktails at Megamindful Living — a wonderful opportunity to celebrate art, community, and the changing season together.
Into the Forest
“Into the Forest” Series Statement (2023-)
This series of contemporary acrylic paintings “Into the Forest”, I invite viewers into vibrant woodland landscapes, testaments to the healing power of nature. These are inspired from hikes taken with my children, offering respite from chaos and overwhelm, allowing me to reconnect with the energy of the forest.
In a world saturated with distractions, these paintings stand as visual reminders of our profound connection to the natural world. They encourage us to shift from a stance of conquering nature to one of embracing its teachings, absorbing its feminine energy and harmonizing with its vibrations. In this, we recognize that we are, fundamentally, one with nature.
My palette sings with high-key hues, playful fluorescents, and saturated complementary colors, invoking the vibrant pulse of the forest. Executed solely with acrylic paint markers without the use of a paint brush, these works emanate emotional and high-energy vibrations, capturing the very essence of the natural world.
As a National Park Superintendent, my dedication to preserving protected areas profoundly influences my art practice. It underscores my commitment to stewardship and echoes in the nuanced narratives depicted in my work. The choice of this subject-matter stems from my desire to give voice to the often unspoken story of the forest.
In challenging the prevailing narrative of traditional Canadian landscape painting, which often depicts a conquest of wilderness, my series offers a shift in perspective. It invites us to witness a changing landscape through the lens of feminine insight, acknowledging the impact of human intervention on nature. These paintings are an ode to the enduring wisdom and boundless beauty that nature generously bestows upon us all.

















