Experience the vibrant beauty of 'Thomson No. 13' by Douglas Coupland! This iconic piece reimagines Tom Thomson’s landscapes with geometric precision, exploring Canadian identity through a modern lens.

A striking collage by Douglas Coupland featuring 'Lord Jim,' a geometric ‘D’, & a vintage portrait. Mixed media art – graphic design, layering, and symbolic depth. Explore this unique artwork!

A mesmerizing dot-painted reimagining of Monet's Rouen Cathedral by contemporary artist Douglas Coupland uses vibrant textures to bridge Impressionism and Pop Art, inviting you to explore this modern visual meditation.

Douglas Coupland’s ‘Harris No. 11, Green Mountain’ is a large acrylic landscape exploring themes of nature versus technology and cultural heritage. Drawing inspiration from Emily Carr, the Group of Seven, and Tom Thomson, Coupland utilizes a geometric language to reduce iconic Canadian landscapes into flat planes of color, prompting questions about national identity.

A striking exploration of consumer culture through the monumental abstraction of Douglas Coupland's Tide sculpture, where everyday objects become profound art pieces ready to transform your modern collection.

Explore 'Drone Attack' by Douglas Coupland – a striking digital mosaic portrait of a woman rendered in dense circles. A unique blend of pointillism & pixel art, reflecting Gen X themes.

This artwork showcases ‘Word Clouds,’ conceived for Coupland’s novel *Microserfs* and later adopted in advertising. It utilizes weighted lists or tag clouds to visually represent interconnected words, emphasizing simplicity and intellectual contemplation through a monochromatic palette and careful composition.

A mesmerizing row of identical Lego-inspired houses by Douglas Coupland captures the unsettling beauty of suburban repetition through a creative medium, inviting you to explore this profound contemporary installation.

Explore 'Water Flowing Under Rocks' by Douglas Coupland – a captivating collage reflecting themes of water, nature, and modern culture through unique letter arrangements and magazine elements.

‘Canada Picture No. 5’ by Douglas Coupland: A lobster and chairs tableau captures Canadian identity with playful, surreal imagery. Explore this iconic work of art.

An unsettling meditation on Canadian identity, Douglas Coupland's FLQ Hutch uses reclaimed materials and vintage technology to evoke nostalgia and cultural critique, inviting you to explore this profound assemblage.

Experience Douglas Coupland's 'Hubcap Quilt,' a striking assemblage of car parts and clocks – a unique commentary on Canadian culture, identity, and the collision of tradition & modernity.

A vibrant array of colorful pencil crayon stripes evokes the changing Canadian seasons in Douglas Coupland's Spectra Four Seasons, an abstract masterpiece inviting you to bring contemporary texture into your collection.