Indigenous Art and Design
Digital Graphics, Cedar, Glass, Vinyl, Aluminum, Alupanel, Canvas, Murals, Clothing
Truth and Reconciliation
- Combine Indigenous teachings and design, technology.
- Express stories in new ways.
Story Telling Through Innovation
- Each piece captures a story, a memory, or a moment frozen in wood.
- Careful craftsmanship, these pieces become lasting symbols of heritage, culture, and creativity.
Honouring Excellence with Indigenous Awards
- Each gift and award is carefully curated to honor success and dedication.
- By acknowledging accomplishments, you create memorable moments that reflect your brand’s values.
Testimonials
“It was such a pleasure to work with Jamin, he was so accommodating and efficient. By incorporating his art in our workspace, we were able to add a unique and creative element that ignites conversation and connects us to our culture. We are so happy with the work he did and the time, energy and thought he put into our pieces. We are looking forward to working with him again.”
Elaine Z.
"Having Indigenous Illuminations in our kitchen has brought culture into our home in an unexpected and beautiful way. Working with Jamin was smooth and the installation process was quick – we couldn’t be happier. Now when I am cooking or visiting in the kitchen, I can feel the warmth of my culture around me. Thank you, Jamin!"
Sarah H.
“Jamin, It was so lovely having you in our work space, you are truly an amazing artist. Also, I have to say you have such a gentle spirit and a genuine heart, it shines through in your personality and also in your work. Until next time, take good care and best to you always.”
Lori B.
About Jamin
Jamin Zuroski is a ‘Namgis First Nations Artist, residing in Vancouver, BC. Jamin holds mixed ancestry from Ukrainian and Polish on his father’s side and ‘Namgis First Nation on his mother’s side. Jamin is one of three siblings from his mother, Cindy Cook and is a grandchild to Ruth and George Cook. The Gigalgam Cook family comes from Alert Bay, which is located on Cormorant Island. Alert Bay sits on the regional lands of the Kwakwaka’wakw, the Kwak’wala speaking peoples.
As Jamin navigated and practiced art throughout junior high and high school, he was honoured numerous art awards. During his teenage years, he was offered after hours opportunities to continue his practice and artistic learning under the mentorship and guidance of Victor Newman, Carey Newman and Rande Cook.
For over 25 years, Jamin has practiced and worked with a variety of artists, community members, organizations, businesses, schools, Friendship Centres and government on a variety of cultural projects and initiatives. Some of the current mediums he works with are cedar wood carving, cedar and glass sandblasting, mural painting, canvas painting, skateboards and computer graphics.
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