Whether serenely introspective or provocatively edgy, each of Victoria’s sculptures narrates a story — a tale of a journey in exploration of the feminine spirit. “All of my sculptures convey a dual sense of both strength and sensitivity coupled with sensuality. I believe these characteristics are integral parts of the feminine soul.”

Victoria grew up in Montreal, Quebec, Canada and now resides in San Diego, California. She has travelled extensively experiencing diverse cultures and perspectives. Her work often speaks to her belief in the universality of basic human needs and struggles.

Victoria’s interest in art was fostered as a child by her grandmother, a painter who always had paints and crayons at the ready for Victoria. As a teenager she was constantly taking workshops and visiting galleries in Montreal, Toronto, New York, Mexico and Europe. Although she initially focused on drawing and painting, she soon discovered that sculpting was her true passion. Victoria finds that creating 3-dimensional works in bronze allows her to communicate her messages in a way that is uniquely accessible to viewers.

Victoria’s work has been acquired by collectors throughout the United States. She enjoys seeing the emotional connections to her work that collectors of her art feel. Some of their statements of appreciation:

“You many not have known you were making it
for me when you designed and crafted it but
I know it was sooo meant for me.”

“I have not loved a piece so much in many years.
It really touches me.”

“I want you to know how much it means to us. 
We will cherish this piece.”

Victoria’s work has been shown throughout Southern California and beyond, including:

• Gallery 909, La Jolla

• La Jolla Art Association Gallery, La Jolla

• La Jolla Cove Club Annual Art Show, La Jolla

• Affaire in the Garden, Beverly Hills

• Bonita Museum, Bonita

• Michelangelo Gallery, San Diego

• The Fire Arts Gallery, San Diego

• La Quinta Fine Arts Gallery, La Quinta

• San Diego Sculptors’ Guild Gallery, San Diego

• Showcased at the Emerald Plaza, San Diego

• Stretches Gallery, Portland, Maine

Victoria has studied sculpting under renowned sculptors Don Gale, Ross Stockwell, A. Wasil, Marty Davis, Vladimir Medina, Mary Buckman and Phillipe Faraut.

Victoria was the President of the San Diego Sculptor’s Guild and a board member of the Spanish Village Art Center in Balboa Park, San Diego, California.