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I am from the Huu-ay-aht First Nation
My grandfather is Hereditary Chief Tom Mexis Happynook
I am looking for success
I am learning about my culture
I am listening to birds
I am remembering to do homework
I used to do karate
I am Jerret
I am waiting…
Exhibition: I Am Here
Before discovering his passion for travel, Jordan spent most of his time in Victoria, British Columbia, where he was born and raised. He was a shy and introverted kid who loved to read and dreamed of becoming a writer. He pursued a degree in writing…
Exhibition: Climate Hope
I am from the Tsartlip Nation
I wonder why I am moody
I hear crying
I see children running around me
I am lost in my emotions
I say I’m happy
I touch other people's hearts
I worry I might break hearts
I am here
I understand that it happened
I…
Exhibition: I Am Here
I am Gwa’sala-‘Nakwaxda’xw
I am looking for my happiness,
(I was seven)
to come back again
I am learning to speak my language
I am listening to the rain fall and drip down my window,
in the mornings
I am remembering the times when my dad took me to…
Exhibition: I Am Here
I smell sweet fir trees
There is a peacock feather
I see crumpled leaves.
Submitted by Elliott H.
Exhibition: Finding Nature in the City
I hear my teacher
The rock is curved and it's hard
The leaves are falling.
Exhibition: Finding Nature in the City
Tall tree with green leaves
There are ducks in the distance
There are green bushes.
Artwork submitted by Eva and poem submitted by Hunter.
Exhibition: Finding Nature in the City
Trees are very quiet
Pretty baby peacocks cluck
Birds are very colourful.
Submitted by Will.
Exhibition: Finding Nature in the City
I see crumpled leaves
I feel the wind in my hair
I hear a truck's wheels.
Submitted by Elliot W.
Exhibition: Finding Nature in the City