Bancroft artist brings her metal mind to Haliburton 0
Bancroft artist Heather Inwood-Montrose, left, shares her art with visitors during an opening reception of her exhibit Metaluxe at the Rails End Gallery in Haliburton on May 25. The exhibit features metal art inspired by nature. ANGELICA BLENICH/HALIBURTON COUNTY ECHO/QMI AGENCY
She doesn't look like a welder.
Heather Inwood-Montrose is like the art she creates, both delicate and lovely.
A metal artist from Bancroft, Inwood-Montrose came to Haliburton on May 25 for the opening reception of her exhibit Metaluxe, on display at Rails End Gallery.
A welder by trade for the past 15 years, Inwood-Montrose currently works out of her studio and sculpture garden in Bancroft, where she finds inspiration for her whimsical art in the natural landscape around her.
Metaluxe includes nature-themed creations, such as birds and insects, about to take flight from the walls of the gallery.
A teacher at Loyalist College in Belleville, Inwood-Montrose also creates custom work in her studio, such as railings.
Metaluxe is on until July 4. For more information visit www.railsendgallery.com.
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