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Print - 'Revival'

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15" x 12" print of Rebecca Saikkonen's original artwork 'Revival'

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My artwork takes its inspiration from the equilibrium and the importance of keeping it balanced. Throughout my life, educating myself on environmental and global issues has been one of my top priorities. Fish wildlife is often put at risk by human-caused overfishing or over harvesting. Species go extinct, then, in turn, the ecosystem is thrown out of balance, and more species are put at risk, and the cycle continues. I’ve created this piece to convey balance necessary in the ecosystem.
 
I chose to focus on lake trout for this project because it’s an important fish to the Red Lake area. The trout fish is not only important to the ecosystem, but it is culturally important, as well. I wanted to portray how wildlife is not only beneficial to the ecosystem in general, but that it is also very important to people and their traditions, such as with the Aboriginal Peoples of Red Lake.

Red Lake Regional Heritage Centre
51A Highway 105 P.O. Box 64
Red Lake, ON, Canada
P0V 2M0
807-727-3006
heritage@redlake.ca

The Red Lake Regional Heritage Centre is a charitable organization, funded by the Municipality of Red Lake, the Ontario Ministry of Culture, and through fundraising activities. Reg # 87315 2714 RR001.

  • Home
  • Exhibitions and Events
    • Red Lake Speaker Series
    • Current Exhibits
    • Past Exhibits >
      • Red Lake on the Move
      • Fish Stories
      • Red Lake Art Show 2016
      • Red Lake Art Show 2017
      • Red Lake Art Show 2018
      • Woodland Caribou Provincial Park
      • Fire People >
        • Fire 14-1
        • Fire 14-2
  • History
    • Red Lake History
    • Aviation History
    • Immigration
    • Residential Schools
    • Heritage Centre History
    • Red Lake District Souvenir Record
  • Gift Shop
    • Books and DVD's
    • TJ's Apothecary
    • Clothing
    • Norval Morrisseau Designs
    • Accessories
    • Miscellaneous
    • T-Shirts
    • Long Sleeves
    • Art Cards
    • Post Cards
    • Handmade Goods
    • Artists >
      • Rhonda Beckman
      • Valerie Blab
      • Kaila Erb
      • Lauren Furman
      • Patrick Hunter
      • Aaron Leblanc
      • Mark V. Nadjiwan
      • Hidehiro Otake
      • Rebecca Saikkonen
      • Wendy Yutzy
  • Support
    • Memberships
    • Donor Wall
  • About Us
    • Strategic Plan
    • 2017Annual Report
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    • Our Mission
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