WINDSWEPT HARBOUR 25-427

WINDSWEPT HARBOUR 25-427Canadian artist Floyd Elzinga is known for transforming raw industrial materials into refined interpretations of the natural world. Working primarily with steel, Elzinga carefully cuts, shapes, and layers metal surfaces to build dimensional landscapes that capture the quiet power of the Canadian wilderness. Each piece begins with hand cut steel elements that are individually treated through processes such as grinding, heat coloring, oxidation, and

and scientific diagrams

Raised within the potlatch system and trained by his father Simon Dick James

depicting the day to day activities of community life as well as traditional subjects and wildlife

he was spit out and when he went back to tell the other frogs about the horrendous event

Her extraordinary ability to convey life

and evolving contemporary design

Ruby Zoisite

Canadian artist Richard Cole

Neil paints on canvas and linen stretched or mounted on board either framed or gallery wrapped

for Wallace: With best wishes + many thanks for your friendship

The figures represent our possible selves in a sacred interaction with the whole of creation

Influenced by his cousin Arthur Schilling