The Navigator
This painting is part of Ting Yuen’s First Nation Series.
Inukshuk means resembling “inuit”, they are usually made of massive rock slabs in the shape of a person and signify safety, hope and friendship. These stone sculptures were also important for navigation as a point of reference for hunting grounds or to denote a food or water source close by. Because of their durability, they can endure extreme weather conditions and their existence could ultimately help people to survive.
Inukshuk means resembling “inuit”, they are usually made of massive rock slabs in the shape of a person and signify safety, hope and friendship. These stone sculptures were also important for navigation as a point of reference for hunting grounds or to denote a food or water source close by. Because of their durability, they can endure extreme weather conditions and their existence could ultimately help people to survive.
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