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Technique: Hollow Building means each piece starts with flat metal sheet, and is engraved, hammered shaped and soldered. Jewelry is hollow inside making it much lighter with crisp line.
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Who We Are |
The Tsm'syen people are makers of traditional cultural artwork for thousands of years.
With a rich history of story and performance the art form was hugely intertwined with the feast system. Spanning a large territory in northern BC the Tsm'syen continue to live as an oceangoing people harvesting seafood and wild meat for sustenance. Artworks were created to be visual law; depicting migrations, marriages, war and land ownership. Our Art form must continue to be used to memorialize and honor both people and stories. |
Who I Am |
Morgan Asoyuf (nee.Green) was born March 24, 1984 in Prince Rupert BC.
She has apprenticed with artists such as Richard Adkins (Haida), Henry Green (Tsm'syen), and attended Vancouver Metal Art School with German Goldsmith Gerold Mueller. Morgan loves teaching, creating, and fishing on the Skeena River. She is driven to pursue the art form as both a purist and a lover of experimental technique. |
