The Artist

Gabrielle St. George is a multidisciplinary artist whose creative journey spans painting, writing, and screenwriting. Born and raised in Canada, she studied Fine Arts at York University and refined her distinctive visual style under the mentorship of renowned Canadian artists. Her abstract paintings, known for their emotional resonance and ritualistic power; reside in private and corporate collections across North America.

In 2021, after relocating to the untamed beauty of Ontario’s Bruce Peninsula, Gabrielle experienced a profound creative reawakening. Immersed in the ancient forests and wild waters of Lake Huron, she gave rise to Crone Beauty, a body of work that celebrates the Crone Archetype as a potent symbol of wisdom, resistance, and reclamation.

Gabrielle’s art draws from nature, mysticism, ancestral knowledge, and her vision for a more equitable world. Her work is an invocation of feminist power, ecological reverence, and sacred rebellion. Every painting is a quiet protest against erasure and conformity, a spell for collective healing, inner sovereignty, and remembering.

In addition to her visual art, Gabrielle is an award-winning, internationally published author and produced screenwriter. Across all mediums, she tells stories that champion transformation, radical hope, and the unseen forces that shape us.

Through her art, Gabrielle doesn’t just create paintings, she builds portals between the tangible and the ethereal. Her work invites viewers into deeper relationship with the Earth, with themselves, and with the future they’re dreaming into being.