An immersive 3D virtual art gallery of Vancouver 2026 paintings by Pius — original acrylics on canvas celebrating the city's host-city summer. Walk the room and explore each work in detail.
The Vancouver 2026 Collection brings together twenty-seven original acrylic paintings of the city’s host-city summer — fan zones, match-day crowds around BC Place, harbour celebrations and quiet corners of the seawall. Every work in this room is the digital format of a physical original held in Vancouver.
Prestige Art Gallery is an immersive online gallery presenting the Vancouver 2026 Collection — twenty-seven original acrylic paintings by Vancouver artist Pius. Instead of scrolling a flat grid, you walk a 3D room and meet each painting at full scale, then open any work for the full story behind it.
Yes. Every work in the gallery is the digital format of an existing physical original — acrylic on canvas, painted by hand in Vancouver. The originals are held in the artist's Vancouver studio.
It is a suite of twenty-seven paintings made for the summer of 2026, when the world's biggest football tournament comes to Vancouver. The collection follows the host-city summer street by street — fan zones, match-day crowds around BC Place, harbour celebrations and quiet kickabouts on the seawall.
Pius is a Vancouver-based painter known for heavy impasto knife work and luminous glazes, painting the city he walks every day — the seawall, Coal Harbour, English Bay, Chinatown and the plazas around BC Place.
The originals are held in Vancouver and will be available to acquire. The online gallery lets you experience each work at full scale before the collection travels.
On a computer, click the room and use the W, A, S and D keys or arrow keys to walk while moving the mouse to look around. On a phone or tablet, use the on-screen joystick and drag to look. Walk up to any painting and select it to open its detail page.
Vancouver painter · Original acrylics on canvas
PainterPius is a Vancouver-based painter working in acrylic on canvas. His pictures are built with the knife as much as the brush — heavy impasto ridges, dragged colour and thin luminous…
