Reductive Self Portrait in coal
Kaajuk Kablalik is a multidisciplinary artist who grew up in Rankin Inlet, Nunavut Canada. He has three siblings and five sons. He has been practicing his art since 2009 and full time since 2016.
Kaajuk uses fused glass, soft metals and natural materials such as ivory, baleen, muskox horn and walrus whiskers to create pieces that reflect inuusiq.
Kaajuk is an active member of the urban Inuit community in Ontario, volunteering and advocating for Inuit-specific programs and resources. He is currently based in the Ottawa Valley.
Kaajuk uses fused glass, soft metals and natural materials such as ivory, baleen, muskox horn and walrus whiskers to create pieces that reflect inuusiq.
Kaajuk is an active member of the urban Inuit community in Ontario, volunteering and advocating for Inuit-specific programs and resources. He is currently based in the Ottawa Valley.