Fragile birches introduce the cool waters of Oxtongue Lake, situated just west of Algonquin Park. The whiteness of the bark contrasts with the blaze of fall colours on the distant shore, to create a sense of autumn freshness in preparation for the bleak winter months ahead.
Back to the Artwork pageFragile birches introduce the cool waters of Oxtongue Lake, situated just west of Algonquin Park. The whiteness of the bark contrasts with the blaze of fall colours on the distant shore, to create a sense of autumn freshness in preparation for the bleak winter months ahead.
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Your clear waters calm my soul with every stroke of my paddle. My red canoe is drawn to islands where solitude and reflection have sustained me through formative years. A father’s love of nature flows through my veins like warm Summer breezes, and lessons learned are appreciated with every sunset’s glow. You are the catalyst that reunites long lost friends. You are Lac-du-Cerf.
Look below the surface and discover a world unknown to those who pass by in haste. Skimming over life’s tapestry rewards few, but searching and opening oneself to self-discovery and endless possibilities enrich the souls of those who dare to challenge expected norms. Seek what moves below still waters, and discover the networks and catacombs that past generations have entrusted to us. Protect the creatures who inhabit these dark and mysterious pools from those who see them only as wastelands to be drained for profit. Truly open your senses to the secrets of the wetlands.
Shrill voices break the silence in haunting rhythms, through misty shrouds. Messengers struggle to be heard as they warn of threatened waters from skies overhead. Spread your wings, rise up, and heed the call.
We are not alone in this forest of ever changing hues and varied depths of understanding. Images that challenge us sweep in on gentle breezes or forceful gusts, but the strength we absorb from others keeps us grounded. Reach up from the darkness, and be craddled in the branches of the forest’s light.
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