Sean William Randall is a Canadian-born artist. After studying architecture at the University of
Manitoba, Sean worked with various architecture firms in Canada as a designer and illustrator. In 1992, he left
the architecture profession to devote himself entirely to painting and sculpture. With over 20 years of
experience across Canada as an artist, designer and illustrator he recently relocated back to Regina to continue
his art career. Sean’s previous experience in architectural design has informed his artistic process, with artworks that reveal unique spatial perspectives, distorted by shadows and reflections.
Recently, four of his paintings have been selected by the Canadian High Commission in London (Canada House and Trafalgar Square) as the basis for the creation of handmade carpets for the Head Commissioner’s office, deputy HC’s office, entrance areas and the Macdonald room. Sean’s works have been exhibited in public and private galleries and can be found in corporate, private and public collections in Canada and the U.S.A.
