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An Ode to Mud Lake
March 2025, Regina Alternative Public School, Ottawa, Ontario
Lead Artist, Student-engaged (MASC Project)
MASC Mural project with students in Grades 4-5, aimed at highlighting key aspects of the local flora & fauna of Mud Lake. This school is very connected to Mud Lake, so it was important to highlight the spirit of its ecosystem.
“A Gathering” Downie Wenjack Legacy Room at IGM headquarters
August 2024, IGM Financial Group, Toronto, Ontario
Lead Artist, with Mentee Artist Rylee Peltier
This mural was created as part of the Downie Wenjack Fund for a Legacy Space. The aim of IGM’s Downie Wenjack Legacy Space is to honor IGM’s commitment to Indigenous and non-Indigenousreconciliation in Canada and specifically with regards to ‘Call to Action 92’ of Canada’s ‘Truth and Reconciliation Commission. The intention is to create a space of education and inspiration primarily for IGM employees around Indigenous reconciliation while also being a space where local indigenous communities, partners, and employees feel welcome and represented in the spirit of reconciliation.
Meredith Centre Community Mural
August 2024, Meredith Community Centre, Chelsea, Quebec
Lead Artist, Community-engaged
This mural was created alongside community member of Chelsea, and aims to capture the essence of local flora and fauna, and the importance of local residents’ relationships to winter activities.
Wurtemburg Community Mural
July 2024, Sandy Hill, Ottawa, Ontario
Lead Artist, Community-engaged
This mural was intended to represent the local flora and fauna of the Sandy Hill area; including the leopard frog, blue heron, white lotus lilies, lavender, and crows. There is also an influence of Indigenous women singing & drumming for the water, alongside protestors fighting to keep the Ottawa river clean and free from the inevitable harmful effects of the nuclear waste site being proposed up-stream in Chalk River.
Gatineau Maniwaki Native Friendship Centre Mural
May 2024, Gatineau, Quebec
Lead Artist
This mural was aimed at representing a cyclical nature of all 4 corners. This mural is located within the (Gatineau Point of Service) Maniwaki Native Friendship Centre.
IKEA ‘All My Relations’ Mural
August 2023, IKEA Ottawa, Ontario
Lead Artist, Commission
This mural was aimed at representing a cyclical nature of all creation, and the beauty of our animal relatives. This piece is accessible to the public, and will remain permanently installed at Ottawa’s Ikea location (right off the escalators on the 2nd floor).
Heritage Regional High School Indigenous Mural
November 2023, Montreal, Quebec
Co-Lead Artist with Jimmy Baptiste, Community-engaged
These 2 murals (30 foot wall, and 60 foot wall) were created over the course of 4 days in collaboration with fellow muralist Jimmy Baptiste. The school had asked for an Indigenous representation mural, so we included many important themes such as youth, the aurora & night sky/ancestors being braided into the water by an elder’s hands, lacrosse, diverse landscapes, animals & plants, and more. It’s hard to capture the scope of these 2 walls in a few photos, head to my Instagram to view the video.
Future Food Warriors Mural
June 2023, Ottawa, Ontario
Lead Artist, Community-engaged
This mural was created by Indigenous and marginalized folks, including LGBTQS2+ youth. Their ask was to create several artworks that represented food sovereignty, gardening, the environment, and Indigenous/Queer futures.
Inclusion & Representation Mural at Chelsea Elementary
May 2023
Chelsea Elementary School, Chelsea, Quebec
Co-lead Artist with Jimmy Baptiste, Community-engaged
This mural was created by fellow artist and muralist Jimmy Baptiste and I, with students from grades 3-6. Their ask was to create several artworks that represented inclusion, belonging, and diversity. We included several aspects of diversity, including diversity within plants & animals that are familiar on these school grounds. More photos and videos of the process on these can be found on my Instagram.
Art Trail Series
April 2023
AOG Art Trail Commission, set of 4 - AOG Art Gallery, Frankville, Ontario
Lead Artist
This commission included a series of 4 panel murals for an art trail open to public access. The focus was to highlight species in the area where the trail is located; including some endangered or threatened species. The Blanding’s Turtle was the main pull in this series, considering there is a high number of mortality in this region due to vehicle traffic and loss of wetland habitat. Next we included the Eastern Meadowlark; who are grass-nesting birds, which is also an endangered/threatened species due to habitat loss. Third we included the Coyote, which often have the misfortune of being given a bad reputation. Lastly we represented the Barred Owl, which is particularly special to the client, as they often nest in their barn.
Public access is available to view these pieces, located at 47 Leacock Rd, Frankville, Ontario within the trail. More photos and videos of the process on these can be found on my Instagram.
Indigenous Voices / The Gathering
February 2023
Bear Lodge Mural - Philemon Wright & Hadley Elementary School, Gatineau, Quebec
Lead Artist, Community-engaged
This piece was a community-engaged mural aimed at centering the many Indigenous voices of the Bear Lodge at Philemon/Hadley Elementary & High Schools. More about this piece can be found on my Instagram.
Blueberry Mama
August 2022
Power Up Box for Up Here Festival
Bell Park, Sudbury, Ontario
Lead Artist
Inspiration for this work came from my childhood memories in Sudbury, picking blueberries amongst the rocks and moss with my little sister.
Various Projects in 2022
Arnprior Art Cube, Art Wall at Parkdale Park, Glebe BIA Art Panel (now at Beandigen Cafe)
All located on Unceded Algonquin Territory
Growing Futures Mural
August 2021
Parkdale Food Centre, Unceded Algonquin Territory/Ottawa, Ontario
Co-Artist with Kseniya Tsoy, Community-engaged
This 6 panel mural came to fruition after discussions of our relationships to sustainable food systems and community care. We explored themes of duality, pictured with the sun and the moon, mushrooms and vegetables, water and land.