Ronald Suchiu

Ronald Suchiu (born October 5, 1952; last name pronounced "Soo-choo") is a Canadian painter based in Essex Ontario Canada. A painter from a young age, he is a realist and surrealist painter. Many of his works have been made in partnership with celebrities and organizations often with the goal of raising money for charities such as the David Suzuki Foundation and the Jane Goodall Institute He was initially inspired by the works of Leonardo da Vinci, eventually developing his own style by combining the techniques of DaVinci with techniques used by other admired artists, such as Salvador Dalli and Norman Rockwell.

Career Through an anonymous friend, Suchiu was able to send a gift to Queen Elizabeth II through Canada's Governor General. The queen owned 16 horses that were descendants of the race horse Man O' War, so Suchiu sent her a framed Limited edition print of his painting featuring the horse.

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Synergy art Over the course of his career, Suchiu claims to have invented a new art form that he labels "Synergy Art". The artform involves an artist providing a partner with a canvas painted over with a colored background. The partner will paint across the canvas however they see fit. Then, the artist takes the canvas and completes the work of art, creating a final image completely unique to the partnership.

Suchiu initially came up with the idea while working on a painting of Ken Kessey's Merry Pranksters and Their bus named Further. Later, Suchiu produced the first official Synergy painting with Dan Aykroyd while signing prints with him at Aykroyd's farm house. Currently 6 official Synergy pieces have been completed by Suchiu