Sculpture

Ceramic, soapstone, blown glass. We have a broad range of artistic interests we would love to share with you.

Canadian artist Roland de Wilde was born in Vancouver and raised near the Chilliwack River Valley.  The beauty of this area inspired Roland to begin working with art at a young age and contributed to his love of nature.
After high school Roland traveled extensively and experimented with different media and art forms.  However it wasn't until a few years ago when a piece of B.C. rock was given to him that Roland found his true metier--stone sculpture.
DeWilde's sculptures depict people, animals and the natural elements in a free form style that suggests the integration of the physical world.  They also intimate that we are diminished whenever the environment or a species is irretrievably lost. Enamored of the natural beauty of the West Coast, Roland decided to make Sechelt his home in 2005.
Soul Lady and Eagles by Roland de Wilde.  A compelling melding of innocence, wisdom and  power.  A top finisher in a recent carving competition.	Sold
	This sensuous abstract, inspired by a shark bone, will look like it is cruising on your desk.  Notice that the piece can be enjoyed from many different angles, each aspect suggesting something different.
	Diving Otter by Roland de Wilde maximizes the "flow" of the mineral deposits in the stone to suggest a carefree dive by a river otter, one with the flow of the water.
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Norm is a local Abbotsford carver who carves in wood, soapstone and who has also created bronzes.
One of his honors was to have co-created the design for the large bronze Unity statue that graces the outside of the Main Library in Clearbrook.
His teachers include Bill Reid who instructed him when Norm was a student at the Vancouver School of Art in the 60's. Norm is frequently asked to judge in carving competitions.

Some works by craftsmen in glass, wood and ceramic.

Brian Kelk -Fish in a Bag	Doug Fisher -Dance of Spring	Val Eiber - Herons