Quick summary
Through my work and collaborations, I showcase my Indigenous Innu craftsmanship and my commitment to cultural transmission. Each project—whether it's a drum, a workshop, or a community mural—is an opportunity to share my culture and build meaningful connections with the people and organizations who place their trust in me.
Achievements and recognition
These projects, collaborations and articles highlight the expertise of Innu craftsman Dave Verreault-Thisselmagan and the cultural impact of his work within partner communities and organizations.
Talking Stick – Dr. Stanley Vollant
Ceremonial piece created for Dr. Stanley Vollant and the Puamun Meshkenu walkers, symbolizing unity, collective strength, and cultural transmission between generations.
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The drum of green courage
Creation of a symbolic drum by Dave Verreault-Thisselmagan for the Alma Plant (Rio Tinto), in homage to First Nations, cultural resilience and dialogue between industrial environments and indigenous cultures.
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Workshop at the Plein Vie Centre
Creative workshop guided by Dave Verreault-Thisselmagan , focused on the creation of talking sticks and the discovery of Indigenous traditions with participants from the Centre Plein Vie.
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Interview – ICI Radio-Canada
Interview at Espaces autochtones about cultural appropriation, respect for knowledge and the role of indigenous artisans in preserving and promoting traditions.
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Mural – Roberval Senior Citizens' Residence
Project to indigenize living spaces at the Roberval Seniors' Residence, led by Dave Verreault-Thisselmagan with the residents, combining art, living memory and the presence of indigenous cultures on a daily basis.
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Collaborating and sharing
For tailor-made projects, workshops or conferences on Innu culture.
