Samantha’s work involves blending freehand techniques with elements of architectural detail, often creating the illusion of space or water that draws viewers into the composition.
Through the interplay of light, shadow, and depth, Samantha aims to balance technical skill with subtle emotional undertones, offering both a visual and contemplative experience.

Samantha Kristine Hoffman, an artist known by her
creative name Samantha K. Art, is a Calgary-born,
self-taught contemporary artist inspired by Fauvism
and Post-Impressionism. She now resides just
outside the city in a small cottage, where her studio
is located.
Specializing in perspective art, she paints expansive,
immersive, room-like scenes on large canvases. He
preferred medium is acrylic paints and inks.
After witnessing a traumatic accident in June 2022,
Samantha began painting as a form of therapy.
However, she soon discovered that it was much
more than that. Not only was the ability to quiet her
mind satisfying, but every brushstroke, bursting
with color, brought her a deep sense of fulfillment.
Once she discovered her love for painting, she
couldn’t stop.
After witnessing the car accident, she began to
understand the value of spaces and what it provided:
a sense of calm, safety, and the freedom to be
authentically oneself.
One night, she decided to create an art piece that
would capture the essence of her space and what it
meant to her. “The Artful Space “became the first
creation featuring actual spaces. She immediately
fell in love with the process.

“The Artful Space”

Her main goal is to inspire a deeper appreciation for the simple yet profound aspects of life that many take
for granted—a safe space to create cherished memories, whether joyful or sorrowful; a place to share meals with loved ones; a sanctuary for quiet reflection; and a restful haven at the end of the day. So many people are without these basic comforts, and Samantha is dedicated to bringing awareness to this disparity.