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Completed: 2022“This mural was designed for Parks Canada to raise awareness for the White Bark Pine Tree- an endangered species in the National Parks. after a National Artist call out that Parks Canada I was so honoured to be chosen to design and paint this mural 🤍
My mural can be found in Inglewood the Alexandra Dance Centre building! I would also like to thank BUMP for being such a wonderful organization to work with and to Nikawiy in law Caroline Csák for her help with some painting 🙂
This piece has a lot of importance and intention within the design. The fire is an integral part of forest health, and how the White Bark Pine reseeds its cones. The Whitebark Pine also has beautiful reciprocal relationships with many animals such as the Clark’s Nut Cracker (who carry and replant the seeds!), squirrels and Grizzly Bears.
I am so so proud of myself and happy to reclaim space with Indigenous stories, imagery and BRIIIGHHHHT COLOR!
This piece is two stories tall and 73 feet in length 🙂 Mohkinstsis, Treaty 7 territory and Métis Region 3!”
Text taken from instagram.com/kamamak_art
Part of YYC BUMP (Beltline Urban Murals Project)
Funded by TD Canada Trust
https://www.instagram.com/p/Chs1082PRN9/?img_index=1
For more information on this mural visit:
https://yycbump.ca/artists/kamamak/
Where to Find This Mural
Location: 922 9 Ave SE Calgary, Alberta, T2G 0S4 Get Directions