Stolen Generations

This framed art print depicts the face of an Indigenous woman marked with scar-like textures, rendered in monochrome against a smoky orange background. Ghostlike figures of children appear at the bottom of the piece, watched over by her presence above them.

The imagery reflects Canada's residential school system, under which over 150,000 Indigenous children were legally removed from their families between the 1850s and 1996, when the last residential school closed. The woman is depicted as an ancestral guardian, watching over the children who were taken — a reminder that they were not forgotten, and that this history must not repeat itself.

Available in a 16x25 size, framed in black or unframed. Part of the Eyeconic Warriors Indigenous art collection, which centers First Nations history and reconciliation.