This exhibition delves into the significance of being seen, weaving a tapestry of images capturing the nuanced interplay between individual identity and the external gaze. Each brushstroke and captured moment in the artworks serves as a testament to the need for recognition, prompting contemplation on the multifaceted nature of visibility. The exhibition invites viewers to reflect on the power dynamics inherent in seeing and being seen, emphasizing the transformative potential of visibility in fostering empathy, understanding, and a shared sense of connection.

This body of work began as an inquiry into some of the fascinating wildflowers that occur in the alpine meadows in Mount Revelstoke National Park

Balancing between vivid colour and dark undercurrents, looseness and clarity, the work is open, honest, comical and raw.

Local artist Hayley Stewart and long time friend and mural artist KUPS based out of Whistler have teamed up to make a big splash. 

We had the pleasant opportunity to sit down with Robert and his wife Kay to chat about how his journey with art has changed throughout the past 90 years. Please join us for this one of a kind exhibition.