Vancouver born and raised Jack Procter has been making art for over 50 years. He employs salvaged objects, found materials, and industrial products in his inventive art making. Influenced by the work of Alexander Calder, The Group of Seven, Henri Matisse and Frank Stella, Procter’s work also reflects complex intercultural references, such as the organic symmetry of Inuit or German folk art, the vibrating compositions of Surrealism or the playfully expressive shapes and vibrant palettes of Yayoi Kusama. This exhibition presents a curated selection of his extraordinary practice, featuring abstract paintings, sculptures, collages and mobiles.