sun-ced1
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34” x 14"
Generally, nutrients and pesticides run from the land to the sea. But, within the ancient Cedar trees of the Great Pacific Northwest Coast, substantial amounts of Marine Nitrogen is found within the growth rings. The Salmon returning to spawn carry within their body’s nutrients absorbed from the open Pacific Ocean. Then, Black Bears, Grizzly Bears and scavenging birds are lifting Salmon from the rivers and streams and dropping the Salmon carcasses on the forest floor to decay. This way, we can trace back the history of the Salmon runs. Songbirds of the Pacific are among the blessed who reap the nitrogen benefits.
When I think about the bottom of the ocean now becoming a part of the ancient cedar tree, it stimulates feelings within me of all the intimate connections that make up the web of life.
In this forthcoming series of five prints, Within the Cedar’s, I am revealing the spirits of the plants, birds, and beings that strengthen Grandmother Cedar.
For me, conservation is not about saving a particular animal or plant; It is the preservation of the human race. We are not saving the animals; we are protecting ourselves.
Collections: First arts, Graphic Arts, Susan Point (Salish)
Category: 1st, susan point
Type: Inuit graphic arts
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RAVENS REALM SUSAN A. POINTSummer 202494 Limited Edition Serigraphs 40 cm x 89 cmRaven, a symbol of ancient wisdom and intelligence, holds a transformative power....
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ANCESTRAL TERRITORY35 Limited Edition SerigraphsSummer 2024SUSAN A. POINT 64.5cmx67cmThe traditional ancestral territory is an area that a First Nation identifies as the land our ancestors...
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Cultural Connections" Edition 21 33" x 33” Epson HDR
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