2010 olympic committee thrilled to have Angela Cameron's artwork at the olympic village

It took minutes for the 2010 Vancouver winter games Olympic committee Vanoc, to choose Angela Cameron's fine art photography to decorate the city of Vancouver Mayors Media Room and VIP lounges.

Her signature brand impressed the Olympic organizers to have this artwork showing in the prestigious VIP lounge and the Mayors Media office at the 2010 Winter Games Olympic Village.

The artwork will be viewed by athletes, dignitaries, media and celebrities over the course of the 2010 winter games.

The visceral abstract value of Angela's fine art has also impressed other dignitaries in the interior design world as her work is in galleries and image collections internationally.

Angela Cameron's art has a natural abstract appeal with visual distinction that sets her imagery apart.

The vivid colors and collectors appeal keeps the art worlds attention on her innovative style and emotional hue that her work exudes.

The use of natural subject matter in the abstract without image manipulation to enhance, has added to the style and creator value. An interior designer finishing a project is more likely to select an original Angela Cameron as opposed to a company reselling poster art.

New artwork and presentation methods are constantly being created to enable her team to collaborate with clients on their latest projects.

The Olympic committee is thrilled with the "neon grass" images that compliment the Olympic colors of blue & green, while the "abstract circles" triptych pay a creative tribute the Olympic symbol.  All the pieces are transmounted on 1/4" acrylic (photographic print mounted behind acrylic) and the "neon grass" artwork has a clear edge left all around. When displayed 1 inch apart as a triptych grouping, the "abstract circles" make stunning visual impact.