Join us for a festival celebrating art and the natural environment. DragonFire Gallery will present a group sculpture show, featuring 3-dimensional works in a variety of media, including glass, wood, ceramic, metal, recycled materials, and more.

Dynamic new art, receptions, live music, artist demonstrations, fundraising for local environmental non-profits and more make this a must see event.

Earth & Ocean Guest Artist:

Kandis Susol

For this year’s festival we’re delighted to feature guest artist Kandis Susol in the group sculpture show. Kandis works out of her studio known as Jakuan (Arbor of Tranquility), located on Orcas Island, where she creates her encaustic wall sculptures as a form of spiritual practice.

Inspired by her study of garden design in Kyoto, Japan; practicing tea ceremony at Shoseian in Seattle, Washington; her study of Zen Buddhism, and a Fiber Arts Major at the University of Washington for 2 years, she is wholeheartedly present in the moment when she works. Drawing on inspiration from the natural world, she infuses each piece with a meditative quality and materials representing all four earthly elements: water, air, fire and earth.