Angela Stadlwieser’s painting “Each Time We Meet” is a heartfelt and vibrant portrayal of Maligne Canyon near the first bridge in Jasper National Park, created before the devastating wildfires of 2024. The artwork captures a moment of serene beauty, now made even more poignant by the changes to the landscape.
The painting draws the viewer into a scene where a rushing stream carves its way through smooth, pale canyon rock, framed by towering evergreens that sway slightly with Stadlwieser’s expressive brushstrokes. The earthy tones of the forest floor—greens, golds, and pops of crimson from wild flora—contrast with the cool whites and blues of the flowing water. In the distance, the silhouette of a bridge hints at human presence, connecting the viewer to memories of the café and pathways once alive with visitors.
“Each Time We Meet” feels both intimate and timeless. Through her loose, dynamic painting style, Stadlwieser captures not just the place, but its spirit—the meeting of water and rock, memory and moment. Now, it stands as a tribute to a beloved Jasper landmark, preserved in paint even as nature’s story evolves.
Angela Stadlwieser’s painting “Each Time We Meet” is a heartfelt and vibrant portrayal of Maligne Canyon near the first bridge in Jasper National Park, created before the devastating wildfires of 2024. The artwork captures a moment of serene beauty, now made even more poignant by the changes to the landscape.
The painting draws the viewer into a scene where a rushing stream carves its way through smooth, pale canyon rock, framed by towering evergreens that sway slightly with Stadlwieser’s expressive brushstrokes. The earthy tones of the forest floor—greens, golds, and pops of crimson from wild flora—contrast with the cool whites and blues of the flowing water. In the distance, the silhouette of a bridge hints at human presence, connecting the viewer to memories of the café and pathways once alive with visitors.
“Each Time We Meet” feels both intimate and timeless. Through her loose, dynamic painting style, Stadlwieser captures not just the place, but its spirit—the meeting of water and rock, memory and moment. Now, it stands as a tribute to a beloved Jasper landmark, preserved in paint even as nature’s story evolves.
