Canada Goose Special Project

Drawings by Inuit artists from Kinngait, redrawn by Alex Fischer as a single flowing line and raised in plaster on the walls of Canada Goose stores in Oak Brook, Paris, Milan and Vancouver.

Each wall begins with an artist’s drawing and Alex’s reading of it: what to keep, what to join, how a line can carry the whole picture. NAMARA led the project for Canada Goose; a team of plaster artists, Alex among them, brought the lines out of the walls.

Oak Brook, Illinois Paris Milan Vancouver

01

Oak Brook, Illinois

Canada Goose, Oakbrook Center · October 2025

The original

Alex Fischer, Story Tree
Alex Fischer Story Tree, 2020
inspired by Qavavau Manumie, Arniniq Inuusiq (Breath of Life), 2017

The line

Story Tree, line drawing by Alex Fischer
Alex Fischer Story Tree, 2025

The wall

Story Tree, Canada Goose, Oakbrook Center
Canada Goose, Oakbrook Center, Oak Brook, Illinois

A child in a parka holds up a tree full of birds, and the branches run on across the next wall. Alex drew it from his own Story Tree of 2020, which began with Qavavau Manumie’s Breath of Life.

02

Paris

Canada Goose, Avenue des Champs-Élysées · November 2025

The drawing

Ningiukulu Teevee, Tiptoe Through the Tundra
Ningiukulu Teevee Tiptoe Through the Tundra

The line

Tiptoe Through the Tundra, line drawing by Alex Fischer
Alex Fischer Tiptoe Through the Tundra, 2025
and the first sketch and the first sketch

The wall

Tiptoe Through the Tundra, Canada Goose, Avenue des Champs-Élysées
Canada Goose, Avenue des Champs-Élysées, Paris

Ningiukulu Teevee’s woman in her amauti, dancing on tiptoe beside a column of berries, at the entrance of the Paris flagship.

03

Milan

Canada Goose, Corso Giacomo Matteotti 18 · December 2025

The drawing

Mary Pudlat, Nuna Sukaq
Mary Pudlat Nuna Sukaq

The line

Nuna Sukaq, line drawing by Alex Fischer
Alex Fischer Nuna Sukaq, 2025

The wall

Nuna Sukaq, Canada Goose, Corso Giacomo Matteotti 18
Canada Goose, Corso Giacomo Matteotti 18, Milan

Mary Pudlat’s Nuna Sukaq: people stacked into a cairn, a bird at the very top.

04

Vancouver

Canada Goose, Oakridge Park · June 2026

The drawing

Kenojuak Ashevak, Woman with Fish
Kenojuak Ashevak Woman with Fish, 2006

The line

Woman with Fish, line drawing by Alex Fischer
Alex Fischer Woman with Fish, 2026

The wall

No photographs yet.

Kenojuak Ashevak’s woman between two great fish, across a wall and a narrow panel at Oakridge Park.

The artists

In the press

“a hand-applied plaster mural that marries Inuit mythology with local natural motifs”

Classic Chicago Magazine, on Story Tree

“The composition honors the traditional Amautis through a subtle, graphic depiction of a richly ornamented garment.”

Snøhetta, on Tiptoe Through the Tundra