DANCING POLAR BEAR

DANCING POLAR BEARInuit sculpture is a powerful Arctic art form that reflects the cultural traditions, stories, and spiritual life of the Inuit people. Hand carved from materials such as soapstone, bone, antler, and serpentine, each piece carries a strong sense of place and history. Collectors are drawn to these works for their expressive forms, craftsmanship, and themes of wildlife, family, survival, and mythology within Inuit art. From traditional styles to

and cultures connected to the land

Leslie Rowe-Israelson’s glass art offers collectors a unique blend of technical brilliance

making Inuit graphics an important bridge between tradition and modern expression

David Riome’s sculptures offer collectors a tactile and deeply natural connection to the northern landscape

creating handcrafted pieces that celebrate organic beauty and unique imperfections

such as sailboats

Later that afternoon

large and small-format landscapes of Western Canada’s mountains

they look and feel made

Black Rhodium

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

original acrylic paintings