Here is both and object and an image; a work that is tangible and familiar but also remote and surreal. In the space it opens between the expected and the possible, metaphors of deep water, great distance, and indomitable buoyancy abide.

Sky Harbour

A Coast Salish sun, known for being the keeper of knowledge, rises gently over the Municipal Hall.

Ancient Sun

Kinton Ramen

King Pins Bowling

Based on a Squamish Nation legend, the giant two-headed serpent seen on this pole is said to have strong magical powers. According to the legend, a young man from Sta7msh, the first village along the Squamish River, was sent on a quest to slay the serpent

The Chief