This piece is about celebrating oceans, and their beautiful complexities. This design is heavily inspired by the talented 19th century German marine biologist, Ernst Haeckel, who published intricate drawings and paintings of bacterium, animals, and plants as “Art forms in nature” from the perspective of the naked eye to the microscopic level.
10’ x 3’ outdoor mural - latex on concrete. Completed for BUMP Road Works Program 2025.
First photo credited to Stephen Dolha.
Located at 2310 4 St SW, Calgary, AB T2S 1X2
This piece illustrates various Species at Risk in Alberta currently listed by the Alberta Wildlife Act! Either with a status of sensitive, at risk, threatened, or endangered, all of these species populations are under threat for various reasons, with many relating to the Anthropocene / human impacts on ecological and environmental well being of the landscape.
This mural features western spiderwort flowers dispersed amongst the grass, a white bark pine in the midst of it all, with a northern leopard frog climbing it’s trunk, and a yellow bellied-racer slithering about the branches.
10’ x 3’ outdoor mural - latex on concrete. Completed for BUMP Road Works Program 2025.
First photo credited to Stephen Dolha.
Located at 2310 4 St SW, Calgary, AB T2S 1X2
This piece illustrates various Species at Risk in Alberta currently listed by the Alberta Wildlife Act! With a status of sensitive, at risk, threatened, or endangered, all of these species populations are under threat for various reasons, with many relating to the Anthropocene / human impacts on ecological and environmental well being of the landscape.
This second mural features the swirling eddies of natural watercourses with bull trout , west slope cutthroat trout, and rainbow trout swimming within them, and the tracks of a hungry grizzly fishing for their next meal ashore, across the way from some tall soapweed flowers.
10’ x 3’ outdoor mural - latex on concrete. Completed for BUMP Road Works Program 2025.
First photo credited to Stephen Dolha.
Located at 2310 4 St SW, Calgary, AB T2S 1X2
44 × 72” Acrylic, watercolour, alcohol marker & gel pen on recycled plywood. AVAILABLE.
Multimedia on birch, 28” round. 2024. AVAILABLE.
Acrylic on canvas, 45x60cm. March 2021. NFS.
Inspired by aerial photography and satellite imagery taken over the Mackenzie River region in the Northwest Territories, Permutation shows the gradient of environmental degradation due to climate change that is occurring across these lush and diverse river landscapes.
As you migrate from left to right, pristine waters and stable riparian (shoreline) vegetation begin to degrade, permafrost (frozen ground) begins to thaw and destabilize the ground, causing large slumps to erode and load sediment in the waters, permanently affecting the integrity of the ecosystem and the quality of water that sustains us all.
This piece is a part of the Arctic Polarity exhibit in the Virtual Water Gallery.
Acrylic on birch, 28” round. 2022. SOLD
Acrylic on canvas, 50x60cm. May 2022. AVAILABLE
This piece is a part of the Arctic Polarity exhibit in the Virtual Water Gallery.
Acrylic on canvas, 45x90cm. September 2021. SOLD
Acrylic on canvas, 30x60cm. April 2021. SOLD
Acrylic on canvas, 30x40cm. 2020. NFS
Acrylic on canvas, 30x60cm. 2022. SOLD
Acrylic on canvas, 28x36cm. 2020. SOLD
Acrylic on canvas, 22x30cm. October 2021.
Acrylic on canvas, 10x20cm. 2020. AVAILABLE
Acrylic on wood, 28x36cm. 2021. SOLD
Acrylic on canvas, 25x50cm. December 2020.
Acrylic on canvas, 20x20cm. May 2020.
Company banner created for non-profit organization Grow Calgary. September 2020.
Acrylic on canvas, 30x60cm. 2022. AVAILABLE
Acrylic on canvas, 45x60cm. 2015. NFS
