by Daniel Pierre Lamothe
DAPILA is the inventor of the "cement Design Body Tiles" !Since 1994, DAPILA has been exploring the architecture of the human body and each piece is handmade from hydrostone (white cement).
Let your imagination do the work ! Combine different tiles and create your own compositions. Even one tile alone can be very effective and you can always add others later.

Noriko's visual art life has been greatly influenced by her world-wide performance career as a dancer, choreographer, mime, clown, and Silent Storyteller. She utilizes the themes of body expression, movement, and playfulness with the subtle use of line, colour, layer, and texture to create unique sculptures and multi-media paintings. More of Noriko?s works can be seen at her gallery in Toronto - Momo Gallery.
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feb.16,2010

Po-chun Lau, a graduate of Fine Arts from the Ontario College of Art and Design, is a painter and sculptor. Her interest in nature and human connections is evident throughout her work on wood, canvas and sculptures.
Po’s work has continued to evolve and grow, influenced greatly over the past three years by the unique landscape and culture of Newfoundland. From paintings of the forever changing skies and dissipated fences, to sculptures of the rugged shorelines and icebergs, a common thread of impermanence weaves through them.
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