LIGHTNING LAKE

LIGHTNING LAKEDominik Modlinski is a Canadian landscape painter who immigrated to Canada at the age of 16 and studied painting and drawing at the Ontario College of Art. He developed a strong connection to the wilderness of Northern Ontario, later painting at the Algoma School of Landscape Arts, where he deepened his understanding of the Group of Seven tradition and the Canadian landscape. His practice is rooted in immersive fieldwork, often working directly on

and the ghostly edges of cascading water

making it highly sought-after by collectors of Canadian art and sports-themed pieces

Collecting Inuit sculpture also directly supports Indigenous artists and helps sustain Northern communities where this tradition remains an important cultural and economic practice

Many children were orphaned

Based in the Columbia Valley

Travis Shilling’s paintings offer collectors a compelling fusion of contemporary Indigenous storytelling and environmental commentary

and dynamic light of the Canadian Rockies and wildlife into your collection through masterfully crafted

Padloo began drawing seriously while attending a Banff drawing workshop in 2001

Anastasia Kimmett is a Canadian mixed media artist based in Vancouver

"I try to capture the essence of the moment

the dragonfly represents the dynamic nature of life — a reminder of its constant evolution and fleeting beauty

evoking emotion