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This is a fine art print of Louie Gong's most recent painting. The highly detailed original painting was created in early 2017 with wood dye, spray paint, and acrylic on a wood panel.
Developed during the height of the ugly 2016 presidential campaign, this design is intended to depict the rudimentary roles that groups of human beings - regardless of political orientation - tend to recreate over and over again: the victim, the hero, and the bully.
These roles also play out on a smaller, personal scale - like in our social lives or family relationships. Even the internal voice that helps us make decisions can lead towards oversimplifying our problems by adopting one of these roles. In doing so, we rob ourselves of the ability to appreciate complexity and diversity.
The painting is intended to be a reminder that the pathway to sustainable relationships - whether they are play out on a national scale or inside our own head - is more complicated than a sound bite or click bait headline.
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Adapted from the beautiful "Coast Salish Pattern" Wool Blanket design, these vibrant crew socks are...
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This design was created by Louie Gong (Nooksack) after researching traditional Coast Salish weaving. Although...
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The "Thunderbird Arrives" blanket is available at the Eighth Generation's Pike Place Market store. The...
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Whether it be an unexpected surprise or a message from a loved one who has...
