LAGO

LAGOElizabeth Harris is a Canadian multidisciplinary artist based in Squamish, BC, whose work spans painting, ceramics, functional objects, and mixed media installations. Raised on a cattle ranch in the Peace River country near Fort St. John, her practice is shaped by themes of environmentalism, existential reflection, and a deep connection to nature. A graduate of Emily Carr University of Art and Design, she has also worked extensively as an educator,

currency or documents referencing treaties

making Inuit graphics an important bridge between tradition and modern expression

tenderness

with natural variation in texture and tone

making them highly sought-after by collectors of contemporary Canadian art

thriving in its diverse habitats of forests

and a deep connection to nature

and freshwater pearls

creating pieces that are both visually stunning and deeply meaningful

Junior Henderson is an Kwakwaka’wakw artist whose work is deeply rooted in cultural traditions and artistic legacy

the human form

Collectors are drawn to Svob’s paintings not only for their striking interplay of color and light but also for the enduring impression of beauty and wonder they leave—making each piece a thoughtful addition to any art collection