Dianne Black is an emerging visual artist whose work transforms the landscapes and wildlife of Ontario into bold, layered compositions. Using vibrant, rhythmic fields of colour, she distills flora and fauna into simplified silhouettes that evoke both storytelling and pattern. Horses, swans, rabbits, butterflies, deer, snakes, and wildflowers recur in her work, appearing as archetypal figures within patterned natural scenes.

Her practice is rooted in a deep connection to place, weaving together the vitality of local ecosystems with a sense of myth and memory. The resulting works feel both contemporary and timeless—striking in their graphic clarity, yet lyrical in their celebration of the living world.