RIVERSIDE FIR #26-090

RIVERSIDE FIR #26-090Canadian 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 other wildlife

He developed a strong connection to the wilderness of Northern Ontario

On view at the Post Hotel

Papiara’s simple forms capture the essence of her subject — whether it be human or animal or some combination of the two

The herd is crucial to the survival of the subspecies

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

and stainless steel

and freshwater pearls

moon masks

A similar smaller painting to this one hangs in the Lodge

Through thoughtful composition and material contrast

the Calgary Zoo