TIGER

TIGERSince 2007, Tobias has developed a multidisciplinary sculptural practice, working independently across welding, stone carving, wood carving, and clay. He primarily works with hard materials such as granite, basalt, and stainless steel, creating works that range from intimate objects to monumental public sculptures. His subjects often draw from the natural world, including bears, rabbits, birds, otters, and foxes, each interpreted with a strong

creating immersive

I am sure Walter also admired the Winnipeg fall colours

Corey Bulpitt’s work captures the enduring spirit and evolution of Haida art

Collecting Inuit sculpture also directly supports Indigenous artists and helps sustain Northern communities where this tradition remains an important cultural and economic practice

handcrafted silver jewelry

casting subtle reflections and adding a sense of warmth and sophistication to any interior

hand-carved masterpiece that captures the energy

and Kluane National Park

one-of-a-kind pieces capture fluid movement

With expressive colour

Birds are often seen as messengers between the physical and spirit worlds

I was bird watching with acquaintances on Little Saanich Mountain near Victoria