Tim Fraser’s new series transforms the Stanley Park seawall into a place of abstraction and reflection. Branches and benches hover over curving paths, where light and shade bring movement and stillness together. His paintings are rooted in the Canadian landscape tradition, echoing Lawren Harris’s stylized clarity, Emily Carr’s expressive vision, and E.J. Hughes’s coastal precision. Yet Fraser extends this legacy with dreamlike forms that dissolve the shoreline into memory and atmosphere. These ten canvases invite collectors to see Vancouver’s coastline not as a record but as an imaginative re-creation, part of a continuum of West Coast art that continues to evolve.