Can aluminum whisper secrets of the past? Here at the Fushion Sculpture by Susan Point, it seems to do just that. The Fushion Sculpture is more than just a modern art piece. It’s a vibrant echo of the Musqueam people, the original inhabitants of this land. This contemporary sculpture, unveiled in 2014, stands as a testament to their rich history and enduring presence. Point masterfully blends traditional Salish elements with modern techniques, creating a visual bridge between past and present. The artwork’s theme draws inspiration from the “People of the Grass” and the “Salmon People”, deeply rooted in Musqueam traditions. Notice the human-like faces within the salmon forms. They speak to a universal connection, resonating with all who encounter the sculpture. The Fushion Sculpture is not just aluminum and artistry. It’s a fusion of cultures, a living story told through the whispers of metal and the enduring spirit of the Musqueam people. It truly gives a sense of place, a landmark respecting the past, present, and future.
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Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to