Ezra Larsen is a Vancouver based painter and metal sculptor born in 1993. Deeply inspired by the outdoors, Ezra’s creative world grows from his love of nature, its rhythms, its resilience, and its quiet mystery. Whether painting figures intertwined with landscapes or sculpting mythic beings from reclaimed metal, his work explores the meeting point between the natural and the mythical. His paintings of people, animals, and wilderness evoke a sense of unity with the living world; where human forms and natural elements merge to create realms that shimmer at the edges of perception.

Ezra’s sculptures are hand forged from recycled materials, each piece a reworking of what has been cast aside. He believes that materials which have already lived; weathered steel, discarded tools, broken parts, carry with them stories and energy that breathe new life into his work. By transforming waste into figures that feel ancient and alive, he challenges our perception of decay and renewal, giving form to the spirits of chaos, fertility, and transformation that flow through all living things.

When he’s not in the studio, Ezra spends much of his time outdoors, drawing inspiration from the wild spaces of British Columbia. His love for gardens, forests, and wildlife is a constant source of energy and grounding. Supported by his wife, Jenna, who shares in his love of the wilderness. Ezra’s life and art are deeply intertwined, rooted in gratitude, curiosity, and the belief that every act of creation is a collaboration with the natural world.

Through his art, Ezra invites others to rediscover the spiritual pulse within nature, to look closer at what is often overlooked, and to remember that we, too, are part of the earth’s ongoing story.

My goal is to create artwork that feels alive, that sparks wonder, and that carries a sense of connection to the natural world. I approach every project with care and curiosity, shaping each piece by hand, guided by both the material and the story we wish to tell.

Whether through painting or sculpture, I bring a spirit of openness and collaboration to my work. I believe that great art grows from shared vision and mutual respect. I strive to make each creative partnership a meaningful experience for everyone involved.