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Ken Meyer
Duncan, BC
The Vancouver Island Marmot is Canada’s most endangered mammal. Thanks to dedicated conservation efforts they are starting to make a comeback, but still desperately need our help. Learn what you can do at marmots.org.
Ken, a professional sculptor on Vancouver Island, holds a BFA from the University of Arizona. He is drawn to portraying the animal form - its infinite intricacies and purely functional structure as the pinnacle of balanced design. By focusing on endangered species, he gives a voice to those creatures being left behind. The medium of bronze allows him to explore a single moment of time, with a durability that invites and encourages human touch.
Lookout deftly portrays the Vancouver Island marmot, Canada’s most endangered mammal. Conservations efforts are fostering a comeback, but help is needed (check out marmots.org for info).
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