Aggressively West Coast

Laura Tang, 2T5 WB

Aritst’s Statement: When I think about what it means to “ground oneself,” I think about the places where I feel happiest and most free. On the far edges of the continent, the Vancouver Island coastline is one such place. In this painting, I tried to share the diversity of life and rich colour beneath the waves. Peering over the edge of a canoe, you can glimpse deep purple sea urchins jostling for space between saucer-sized sea stars, as fronds of bull kelp wave to the rush of the warm currents. (In this memory, we leaned too far and tipped the canoe, falling in!)

(Reference Image)

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