Muskoka Chair Murals

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Art & Water’s inaugural floating art gallery was founded in 2021, with 12 Muskoka chair murals taking centre stage upon our floating dock.

The art gallery will renew every year, and the pieces are listed for sale in order to leverage those funds for new works. 20% of the sale price will be returned to the artist.

@MelikaSaeeda

Born and raised in Iran, Tehran. graduated from Tehran Art University and got an MFA degree in Graphic Design. Over the past 10 years, I have illustrated more than 30 children’s books in Turkey and Iran. A great number of my illustrations have appeared in Iranian children’s magazines and books. Some of my artworks were exhibited in many book fairs in Toronto, South Korea, Emirates, Turkey, and Tehran.

@Hualilee - Lily Huang

A first-generation Chinese-Canadian visual artist and illustrator based in Toronto. Through her artworks, she aims to communicate the intricacies of connection, of people and the world we inhabit. Her work speaks to her visual language to tell rich narratives with intricate details that are grounded in a colourful world.

@keithakeeshigtobias

BIIZINDAM -she who listens and learns and uses what she hears

Hailing from Neyaashiinigmiing Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nations and the Delaware Nation at Moraviantown. I have an eclectic range of interests and experiences from which to draw inspiration; a love of creativity in all its forms; a love of culture and the similarities/differences between us all, which makes this world so beautiful. I am inspired by pen & ink fairy tale illustrations, the female form & nature motifs of art nouveau and art deco, the connection of spirit between us and nature of indigenous art, the images/icons/emblems of indigenous culture, and depicting my emotions relating to family/history/current affairs.

LULA LUMAJ

Lula Lumaj is an illustrator, muralist, fine artist and instructor of Albanian descent. Her work depicts all forms of nature, including animals and people. She is inspired by the things around her and the people in her life. Her body of work is devoted to depicting meaningful illustrations that are colourful and bold. She works with a variety of mediums, such as oils, acrylics, watercolours, inks, charcoals, spray paint and exterior latex paints. Her art practice has taken her into many neighbourhoods within and outside of Toronto. She has been involved in various community-led projects, some of which have led her to mentor youth artist and that has been the most rewarding aspect of those projects.