WILDFLOWER SUMMIT #251118-2

WILDFLOWER SUMMIT #251118-2Canadian glass artist Ryan Bavin, based in Invermere, BC, is celebrated for his intricate fish sculptures and innovative glass vessels that capture the beauty of nature and mountain landscapes. Trained at Bavin Glassworks and the renowned Pilchuk Glass School, Ryan combines technical mastery with intuitive artistry, using layered glass and vibrant colour to create depth, movement, and lifelike detail. His award winning, one of a kind glass artworks

and ancestral knowledge

making Inuit graphics an important bridge between tradition and modern expression

from sunbathers to road trips to museum exhibitions

focused on creating an immersive

personality

Renowned for his evocative interpretations of the Canadian wilderness

Elzinga creates sculptures that bridge the worlds of contemporary metalwork and organic design

Rose-Aimée's rounded figures represent her uncanny ability to create emotion and exude sensuality

imaginative landscape paintings that capture the spirit and energy of the Canadian West Coast

I truly enjoy visiting and photographing there but I feel so much more connected to the land of Wood Buffalo National Park

including his uncles Mark and Bill Henderson

and layered to build a rhythmic structure that mirrors the natural geometry of a cone found on the forest floor