Landscape as Muse III
There has always been a special relationship between artists and their environment. What is it about nature that inspires art? In this series, we meet sculptors, painters, carvers, photographers and other artists, as they create a work of art in beautiful and often remote natural locations. Audiences enjoy a rare opportunity to witness an artist at work, while the artists themselves offer insight into their inspiration and influences.
Landscape artist Degen Lindner captures the beauty of the shores of Emma Lake. (8 of 13)
Matthew Wheeler produces photographs of Robson Valley using his hand-sculpted ice lenses. (7 of 13)
Landscape artist Degen Lindner captures the beauty of the shores of Emma Lake. (8 of 13)
Named for the small, stunted trees that grow in its permafrost, the subarctic "Land of the Little Sticks" is one of the simplest ecosystems on earth. In the NWT, Greg Hardy interprets this unique...
Artist Aganetha Dyck uses bees as a source of artistic inspiration for her drawings, paintings, and sculptures. (2 of 13)
Luc gathers materials from the Laurentian forest to create a sculptural sauna he calls "the belly of the whale". (9 of 13)
Mixed media artist Donald Lawrence takes unique underwater photography in Bamfield, British Columbia. (4 of 13)
Luc gathers materials from the Laurentian forest to create a sculptural sauna he calls "the belly of the whale". (9 of 13)
Painter Landon Mackenzie creates sketches and paintings inspired by the Cumberland Delta. (5 of 13)
Photographer Richard Holden captures the unique landscape of the Hudson Bay Lowlands. (6 of 13)
Matthew Wheeler produces photographs of Robson Valley using his hand-sculpted ice lenses. (7 of 13)
Portrait artist Jane Ash Poitras travels from Alberta's Milk River to Fort Chipewan and melds traditional imagery with modern techniques and photographs to produce images blending character,...
Luc gathers materials from the Laurentian forest to create a sculptural sauna he calls "the belly of the whale". (9 of 13)
Portrait artist Jane Ash Poitras travels from Alberta's Milk River to Fort Chipewan and melds traditional imagery with modern techniques and photographs to produce images blending character,...
Portrait artist Jane Ash Poitras travels from Alberta's Milk River to Fort Chipewan and melds traditional imagery with modern techniques and photographs to produce images blending character,...
Installation artist Jeanne Fabb draws inspiration from the changing seasons in Quebec and explores the idea of our connection to nature. (11 of 13)
Painter and performance artist Adrian Stimson uses the buffalo as a source of artistic inspiration for his sketches, paintings, and performance work. (12 of 13)
Installation artist Jeanne Fabb draws inspiration from the changing seasons in Quebec and explores the idea of our connection to nature. (11 of 13)
Painter and performance artist Adrian Stimson uses the buffalo as a source of artistic inspiration for his sketches, paintings, and performance work. (12 of 13)
Installation artist Jeanne Fabb draws inspiration from the changing seasons in Quebec and explores the idea of our connection to nature. (11 of 13)
Painter and performance artist Adrian Stimson uses the buffalo as a source of artistic inspiration for his sketches, paintings, and performance work. (12 of 13)
We travel to Chile with photographer Edward Burtynsky. There, amid one of the earth's driest deserts, he photographs its largest open-pit copper mine. (13 of 13)
Named for the small, stunted trees that grow in its permafrost, the subarctic "Land of the Little Sticks" is one of the simplest ecosystems on earth. In the NWT, Greg Hardy interprets this unique...
Artist Aganetha Dyck uses bees as a source of artistic inspiration for her drawings, paintings, and sculptures. (2 of 13)
Sculptor and installation artist Reinhard Reitzenstein creates large-scale installations amongst the destruction of the tornado-ridden area of the Haliburton Forest Reserve in Ontario. (3 of 13)...
Mixed media artist Donald Lawrence takes unique underwater photography in Bamfield, British Columbia. (4 of 13)
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