Murals
Lorne creates murals in schools, institutions and public spaces in an effort to create safe spaces that are inclusive, respectful and honour Canada’s Indigenous People. He believes that incorporating Indigenous art in public spaces is a simple act of reconciliation and moving forward in a spirit of mutual respect and understanding.
Lorne creates murals that are suited to the space and are designed in consultation with the organization or individual. The murals can be indoors or outdoors and will be professionally installed.
Halifax Samqwan
Mural at West Bedford Elementary School
Millbrook First Nation – Atlantic Regional Chief’s Office
Mural at Millbrook First Nation Chief’s Office
West Bedford Elementary School
Mural at West Bedford Elementary School
Somerset Elementary School
Mural at West Bedford Elementary School
Dalhousie University – Medical School
Eagle Medicine ( Kitpu) The story:The idea was to create something that relates to medicine and healing. So with an open mind we asked an elder what he considered sacred medicines and he thought about it for a minute and said: “ Water, the Sun, the Earth,....prayer"...
Halifax Mural Festival
Mural at West Bedford Elementary School
Berwick NS Mural
The eagle (kitpu) is an important animal to the Mi’kmaw people ( L’nu’k). It symbolizes respect, love and protection. When an eagle shows up in your path, it is seen as a good and hopeful sign, a good moment to show gratitude and send prayers. The design also shows...
Federal Public Service and Procurement Canada – Halifax
Federal Public Service and Procurement Canada in Halifax
Mi’kmaq Child Development Centre
Mi’kmaq child development centre on Gottingen Street in Halifax
Unifor – Halifax, NS
Mural at Unifor Halifax.