Artist’s Biography

Gigi Hoeller was born and raised in West Vancouver, British Columbia. After extensive travel and ten years of living on Vancouver Island, she has finally settled in Halfmoon Bay, on the Sunshine Coast.

Over the past years she has been concentrating on extremely bright and intense flowers, ranging in sizes from 16 x 16” to 48 x 48”. When not painting flowers, Gigi creates paintings in mixed media ranging from gardens, architecture and images from her travels.

To date, Gigi’s main success has been the commission to design twelve postage stamps for the Marshall Islands. Prints of her work can be seen at The Bay, in downtown Vancouver as well as Mima Gallery on Denman Island and some of her work can be licensed through Art Visions in Bellingham, Washington. She has participated in numerous shows, including a solo exhibition at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver, the Tidemark Theatre in Campbell River, and the Blackberry Gallery in Port Moody.

Gigi has also donated several pieces of artwork for charity, including the “Theatre Terrific Society,” “Living Oceans Society” and “Street Artworks” among many others.

Her work can be viewed in Vancouver at “Final Touch Frames,” “Café Il Nido” as well as the Dundarave Fish Market in West Vancouver.