See my full interview with Jyotiee Balani from ‘The Best Address’ digital magazine, where I take a deep dive into my creative process, my inspiration, and I answer the question “Why Art?”.

Every artist has an origin story. This is mine…going all the way back to Alzey, Germany.

Have you ever wanted to see through the eyes of an artist? Learn more about the “North Stars” guiding my way, both as an artist and human being.

Giving back to the community is essential to me. Discover the organizations that are close to my heart and have my support.

How is SoulArt created? Get up close to the canvas and discover what’s beyond the burst of colors, layers, and marks - a soul-to-soul dialogue between you, me, and the vulnerability of the human experience.

This is the beginning of a new chapter in my life! The excitement, anticipation, as well as some nostalgia, are all mixed into one big emotion. From the familiarity of Vancouver to the uncharted territories of Fano, Italy, I can't wait to explore, learn, and grow.

Taking a moment to express my profound gratitude to both my new and previous collectors for welcoming my artworks into their homes.  While a simple "Thank you" might sometimes seem insufficient, please know that my gratitude is filled with an unlimited amount of love and deep appreciation!

Giving back with art is a very important part for me. At a recent Art Event at Tsala Salon Spa, I donated my artwork: "Time Will Tell," as a fundraiser for the North Shore Women's Centre. I was thrilled to present a cheque for $500 to a cause that is very close to my heart and one I continuously support.

There was so much happening in March, with a group exhibition at ‘Art@Bentall’, a special artist showcase event called "Art on the Boulevard," and then a very special invitation-only event at T’Sala Salon Spa, where my artwork was displayed throughout the entire salon.

I am excited to announce that my new studio is all set up in my home, and that makes me very happy! This short time-lapse shows just how quick it can be...

I am excited to announce the launch of a new exhibition, being held at the Silk Purse Arts Centre in West Vancouver. This is a group exhibition, with artists Connie O'Connor and Idris Hudson.

A heartfelt 'Thank You' to so many of you, for showing your support throughout my four days at Art Vancouver. It was wonderful to engage with so many people, and to see that my paintings really brought out emotions and sparked their souls.

It’s the beginning of a New Year, and a time to both reflect on 2021 and to look forward to all that is ahead of us in 2022. I feel I have grown as an artist, learning to let go of what I can’t hold onto any longer and being open to receiving what’s ready to come towards me.

I am very happy to be included as a feature artist in the April 2021 edition of APERO, a juried and curated fine art publicationshowcasing fine art that has been created by artists from around the world.

I am participating in the 2021 North Shore Art Crawl, hosted by North Van Arts. This year is different, due to the global pandemic, and the Art Crawl had to pivot to an online format to keep both the artists and the community safe.

I am thrilled to be supporting the North Shore Women’s Centre by donating my painting “Still Standing” to their annual fundraiser.

I am so thankful for what we have, despite how imperfect our lives sometimes feel. Feeling and expressing thankfulness and appreciation anchors us to the present moment.

I am so excited to be participating in the Federation of Canadian Artist’s ‘Ten Squared’ exhibition, hosted at the Federation Gallery on Granville Island.

In November 2020, Claudia launched her first website and welcomed her first followers. Explore her website today, and see how much it has grown over the years.