Dreaming in Winter Colour

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Dreaming in Winter Colour
Dreaming in Winter Colour
Dreaming in Winter Colour
Dreaming in Winter Colour
Dreaming in Winter Colour
Dreaming in Winter Colour
Dreaming in Winter Colour
Dreaming in Winter Colour
Dreaming in Winter Colour
Dreaming in Winter Colour
Dreaming in Winter Colour
Dreaming in Winter Colour

Dreaming in Winter Colour

$2,400 CAD Vente sauvegarder

Unique, Curated, Masterpieces for your space

Indigenous Artist

Gitanmaax, BC, Canada

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"As an interior designer, I'm always on the hunt for unique pieces that breathe life into spaces. Artterra's curated collection never disappoints. Each piece is a conversation starter, and their commitment to originality is unmatched. A designer's dream destination." — Amelia L.

Watercolour "free painting" session where nothing is planned and just going by feel. I had an idea of the colours to use, and a vague idea of doing a winterscape. The idea was to just look at the blank canvas and go with the flow of creation. I coaxed the paint to drip and pool, and lifted the paint off for the woman's face and the mountain. The northern lights came down to touch the foreground, lending a surreal element to this dreamscape.

Size: 29 ¾ x 21 ⅞ in | 76x55.8 cm

Frame: 27” x 35”
1 ¼’ black frame (1” depth”) and white 2 ⅞” matte

Medium: Watercolour

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As part of our commitment to sustainability, we advise our artists to utilize sustainable packaging whenever feasible, minimizing our ecological footprint. Proudly serving the US, Canada, and the UK, we're not just about sharing art, but doing so in a manner that respects our planet.

For artwork created by indigenous artists, please note that it may take up to 3 weeks to ship due to the special care and attention given to these unique pieces. Shipping for such pieces is calculated at checkout.

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THE ARTIST'S STORY

Arlene Ness

Arlene Ness, SimJolek of Wilp Tsi Basaa - Git Luxhl Lim Het’Wit

Arlene, mother and grandmother, is a Gitxsan artist of traditional and contemporary Northwest Coast carving and design.
She was born and raised in Gitxsan territory of Northern British Columbia, where she was surrounded by art and culture from a young age. Arlene has always enjoyed creating in different mediums of art. In 2006 Arlene started her studies and training at the K’san carving school in Hazelton, her work is known for its attention to detail, balance, and fluidity. She has worked on a variety of projects, from jewelry to totem poles and house posts; Garnering recognition and awards such as the British Columbia Achievement Award (in Excellence in First Nation Fine Art) as well as international art shows.

Arlene's work often incorporates traditional forms and designs, but she also adds her own unique style and perspective. She is particularly interested in incorporating elements of the natural world into her pieces, such as animals, plants, and landscapes. She also enjoys experimenting with different materials and techniques, such as incorporating metal or glass into her carvings.
In addition to her work as a carver, Arlene is also passionate about passing on her knowledge and skills to the next generation of artists. She has taught carving workshops and mentored young artists, and she is committed to preserving and promoting Indigenous art and culture.
Overall, Arlene's work is a beautiful representation of the rich cultural traditions of the Northwest Coast, combined with her own creative vision and dedication to craftsmanship.

Our Art Curation Philosophy

Art for Interior Design

We understand that not all art styles compliment interior design. Through our curation process, we handpick art pieces that work perfectly with interior design setups. Whether it's for your home, workspace, café or restaurant, we have unique artwork tailored to your taste and space.

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We see art as a medium for storytelling, and we are passionate about sharing inspiring stories with you. Knowing the story behind an artwork adds depth to your experience and allows you to select a piece that aligns with your values and interests and represents YOU.

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artterra's headquarters are located in Toronto, which is situated on the traditional territory of many Indigenous nations, including the Anishinabek Nation, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, the Wendat, and the Mississaugas of the Credit. We recognize and honour the enduring presence and contributions of the Indigenous peoples and their languages, cultures, and histories, and are committed to learning from and working with them towards mutual understanding and respect. As a business that represents artists from all over current Canada, we acknowledge that we live, work, and play on the unceded territories of Indigenous peoples across this land. We remain committed to recognizing their sovereignty, respecting their rights, and supporting their ongoing efforts towards reconciliation.