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.
Leatherback turtle
The painting shows the eagle ( kitpu ) with its wings protectively wrapped around a mother leather back turtle and her babies. The eagle represents “Love”, the first of the seven sacred teaching. Love is understood in a sense of unconditional love, the love of a...
Msit No’kmaq
This painting represents relationships that are mutually respectful. In the Mi’kmaq tradition eagles represent respect. In the painting their wings are touching and the colours compliment each other. The wings are also wrapped around the medicine wheel. The medicine...
Dalhousie Ag. Campus – Truro, NS
Mural at the Dalhousie Agricultural Campus located in Truro.
Mi’kmaki
ISANS Immigrant Services Association Nova Scotia October 2022
Netukulimk
Mural at the NSCC in Middelton Annapolis Valley Campus March 2022
Beyond Oqwa’titek
Mural in Annapolis Royal Sept. 10th to 12th 2021
Agricola Street Halifax
Ecology Action Centre 50th Anniversary Title "Respect the Sun" / The piece shown is to remind us to respect and honour the sun. The sun holds a connection to everything on earth, it gives life and it can be a threat, a powerful element. I am concerned that we are not...
Kentville Mural Festival
