Through the Underground
An accompaniment with what lies beneath

Tamara Voth

October 21st to November 9th


ARTIST EVENTS

Artist Talk
Saturday, October 24 · 6 pm

Join Tamara for an intimate introduction to Through the Underground, followed by a short Q&A. The evening will continue with an opportunity to experience the exhibition in small groups with the artist, with time for reflection, conversation and questions.

Flower Ceremony
October 31 – November 2 

Throughout the day, during these sacred three days, visitors are invited to participate in a personal ceremony by placing a provided flower within the exhibition—a quiet offering in honour and remembrance of a part of self, their life, or a loved one they mourn.

Extended Gallery Hours
Open daily from 11 am – 8 pm ( Closed Tuesdays)

Evening hours offer the opportunity to experience the installation in its fullest intention

A Descent Within
A guided journey through the underground

An intimate evening of gently guided artistic, reflective and somatic experience, held by candlelight within Through the Underground. This is an invitation to slow down, listen inward and be present with what lies beneath through felt sense, personal reflection and journalling.

$10 · A small ritual offering included
Registration required · a limit of 10 spots available

Through the Underground
An accompaniment with what lies beneath

Tamara Voth

October 21st to November 9th


I am an emerging artist and writer based on Bowen Island/Nexwlélexwm. My work is layered, nuanced, and visceral, created within the liminal spaces between the otherworldly and the physical, where grief and memory can be felt on a subtle plane and held in both body and mind.

Through mixed-media assemblages and hand-built or sewn forms, I weave together fragments of the natural and symbolic world to create pieces that carry both mystery and revelation. By layering objects that hold resonance — antiques, various woods, metals, glass, and organic eements — I construct vessels that explore the harsh and delicate thresholds between pain and healing, the seen and unseen.

My practice is an alchemical process rooted in my history and interpreted through an archetypal lens. I work with myth, ritual, and symbolism to process experiences of loss and survival, reimagining them as stories of metamorphosis. My intent is not only to integrate and free the spirit within myself but also to open spaces where others may glimpse their own narratives and possibilities for transformation. This exhibition represents a continuation of my evolving practice.

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