Vince Lee

brown and white pastry on white ceramic bowl

Month 11 of working from home due to the pandemic and still baking bread.

man in black jacket and brown pants standing on brown rock under blue sky during daytime

Located on the Ambleside Park, Beach Groyne in West Vancouver, BC, the Welcome Figure was a gift from the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish) First Nation. 

The artist Sequiliem (Stan Joseph) says of the work, "This Squamish Nation figure was carved to represent our grandmother’s strength, to carry on our traditions and teachings that were told to us and so that we may respect the land, animals and all people who come to these shores of our home." 

Artist: Sequiliem (Stan Joseph)
Head Carver: Chiaxsten (Wes Nahanee)
Date of Construction: July 2001


Still Life: Cut Flowers. There is beauty in impermanence; appreciate the fleetingness and transience of cut flowers.

round red fruits on white plastic container

During a typical Pacific Northwest spring rain, the sun unexpectedly came out resulting in some dramatic clouds.

A bouquet of greens—organic green, red and black kale, organic mint, and red chard—make a unique center piece before becoming a healthy smoothie.

It doesn’t snow often in Vancouver, so it’s kind of a big deal when it does.