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Southeast Wind (2004)

The southeast wind, which brings tempestuous weather to Haida Gwaii, is described in some stories as a supernatural sea creature that has the likeness of a killer whale. Davidson named the piece while it took shape in his studio: the bold black  and red forms, unaccompanied by fine secondary lines, suggest the transformative force of this powerful being. – Robert Davidson : The Abstract Edge Edited by Karen Duffek and with essays by Karen Duffek and Robert Davidson. Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia, 2004