Sacred Woman, 2020

 Created with lək̓ʷəŋən Lands

Being the first artwork ever exhibited by the artist, this piece tells the story of the intrinsic relationship between women and land. It honors the land defenders battling in the frontlines. Grandmother moon represents the strength that we get from our ancestors and land relations. The two bears represent our future children. In the middle stands a woman, on the left is her child, and on the right is her parent. This work is intergenerational. When we look at this piece, feel proud. Feel strong. Feel the strength of the generations before us and the generations after us. Because isn't fighting for our future kin the ultimate form of love? Fighting for those we love but have not yet met?