Two Canadian geese rest within the curved interior of a wooden boat, accompanied by a single gosling. The vessel floats between movement and stillness, carrying fruit and branches—symbols of sustenance and continuity. The water is active, yet the figures remain composed.
The work reflects on migration not as an escape but as an inheritance. The boat becomes a temporary shelter rather than a destination, holding the fragile balance between protection and transition. Rooted in Canadian landscape rhythms, Quiet Passage considers belonging as something carried forward, generation to generation.