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Collaborations

Over the years I've had the opportunity and the pleasure to collectively work with various groups and organizations. Without these partners, I would not be where I am today.

Many blessings.

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sheshashishalhem Class

Vancouver Documentary Film Festival | Doxa | Our World

A short film depicting a day in shishalh Language class.

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The Story of ch'ink'u

Tsain-ko Development Corporation | Venture Fabrication

Several Coast Salish animals transformed into Aluminum brush. They are hanging above the buildings in the Tsain-Ko Village. A plaque rests in the village that tells the story of chinku.

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Towards Freedom

Sunshine Coast Credit Union | District of Sechelt

Truth and Reconciliation Banner I created that highlights specific Indigenous movements. Such as, Every Child Matter and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.

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False Creek Masters Dragon Boat Program

This wonderful team reached out to me and asked me to create a design for their team based on their team name.

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Sechelt Arts Festival

A live play illustrating some colonial impacts the shishalh peoples have suffered along with other members of the Sunshine Coast Community.

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Cooper Circle

Deer Crossing the Art Farm

An interactive cooper art project to propagate the shishalh language, sheshashishalh.

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Reconciliation Pole

syiyaya Reconciliation Movement

A totem pole started by Master Carver Tony Paul of the shishalh Nation, appropriately named "Carving tears into dreams of reconciliation. Us local shishalh artists were asked to contribute to completing this pole when the Master carved sadly passed away. With respect to his visions, we local artists worked together to bring Tony's visions to life.

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Orcas

Tsain-Ko Development Corporation

A Coast Salish mother and baby orca displayed on a hydro box in the heart of Sechelt at the Tsain-Ko Village.

Every Child Matters

shishalh Nation

Two years in a row I submitted 'Every Child Matters' designs for my indigenous community. These pieces come from a special place in my heart because I'm the descendant of multiple residential school survivors.

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Open Door Group

The shishalh translation for "welcome" is "?imash ?imash". This is what you'll see when you walk through the doors. Eyes looking at you with an open heart and open mind.

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