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Chris Paul, Salish Time design, 2006.Four Salmon heads represent the four seasons. We follow the salmon through the year. This is an image of what time means to First Nations people. |
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Chris Paul (b. 1969) is a Coast Salish (Tsartlip) artist who apprenticed with Floyd Joseph and Roy Henry Vickers. He specializes in prints and graphic designs with Coast Salish themes. |
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