Frog Song

Gerald A. Fuller is a proud tribal member of the Snuneymuxw First Nation (Coast Salish) of Nanaimo, located on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. He was born in Campbell River and raised in Nanoose Bay, where he was deeply influenced by a creatively rich upbringing. Gerald’s artistic foundation was shaped by his mother, a gifted oil painter known for her contemporary interpretations of coastal landscapes. Her home-based art classes exposed Gerald from an early age to principles of composition, structure, and various artistic techniques across multiple mediums.

Today, Gerald channels that early inspiration into his distinctive fine art photography, multimedia art, graphic design & artwork. His creative images offer a fresh perspective on indigenous artistry, mythology, and ancestral connections which define the cultural indigenous landscape of Turtle Island (North America). Through his unique visual storytelling, Gerald brings new energy and reverence to the Indigenous Cultural Experience. His work has garnered recognition and has been published and is held in private collections, businesses, and among art enthusiasts.

Frog Song – A lively depiction of a lake frog patiently waiting for dusk before beginning to sing its song.

Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta Satin Inkjet Paper, made from 100% cellulose. Pixma Ink CLI-65 Pro-200

Dimensions: Paper Size 13" x 19" 

Titled and signed with bio