Paityn Savoie / Waposhpyii

Paityn Savoie / Waposhpyii

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About this creator

Waposhpyii, also known as Paityn Savoie is a two-spirit, Métis illustrator currently residing in Treaty No. 7. They specialize in printmaking and public art. They graduated from the Alberta University of the Arts with a Bachelors in Illustration Design and a Minor in Printmaking. Paityn's work is deeply influenced by their Indigenous culture, community, and connection to nature. A significant aspect of their artistry is the inclusion of animals, which hold spiritual significance in their daily life. These representations reflect traditional Métis beliefs and embody Paityn's direct connections with Turtle Island. Their work incorporates elements of Cree Woodland art and delicate Métis floral art, resulting in distinctive and conceptual creations. Their pieces are titled in Cree and English, showcasing a unique synthesis of artistic vision. Beyond creative expression, Paityn is dedicated to community, education, and advocacy.

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Artist

Works

3
  • Art Bus - Paityn Savoie/Waposhpyii

    Art Bus - Paityn Savoie/Waposhpyii

    Paityn Savoie / Waposhpyii
    Bus
  • NAASHPITOOHTAKAYHK

    NAASHPITOOHTAKAYHK

    Paityn Savoie / Waposhpyii
    Mural
  • Wild

    Wild

    Paityn Savoie / Waposhpyii
    Utility Box

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Paityn Savoie / Waposhpyii

Paityn Savoie / Waposhpyii

Artist

About this creator

Waposhpyii, also known as Paityn Savoie is a two-spirit, Métis illustrator currently residing in Treaty No. 7. They specialize in printmaking and public art. They graduated from the Alberta University of the Arts with a Bachelors in Illustration Design and a Minor in Printmaking. Paityn's work is deeply influenced by their Indigenous culture, community, and connection to nature. A significant aspect of their artistry is the inclusion of animals, which hold spiritual significance in their daily life. These representations reflect traditional Métis beliefs and embody Paityn's direct connections with Turtle Island. Their work incorporates elements of Cree Woodland art and delicate Métis floral art, resulting in distinctive and conceptual creations. Their pieces are titled in Cree and English, showcasing a unique synthesis of artistic vision. Beyond creative expression, Paityn is dedicated to community, education, and advocacy.

Details

Role
Artist

Works

3
  • Art Bus - Paityn Savoie/Waposhpyii

    Art Bus - Paityn Savoie/Waposhpyii

    Paityn Savoie / Waposhpyii
    Bus
  • NAASHPITOOHTAKAYHK

    NAASHPITOOHTAKAYHK

    Paityn Savoie / Waposhpyii
    Mural
  • Wild

    Wild

    Paityn Savoie / Waposhpyii
    Utility Box
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