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We have created a stunning line of wearable art, where each piece tells a compelling story and highlights a unique aspect of the natural world.
Untamed is excited to announce a unique collaboration with Ali Clark of Ali Cat Arts, a talented local artist, and Wildsight, a dedicated local charity that protects biodiversity and promotes sustainable communities in Canada’s Columbia and Rocky Mountain regions.
Want to join us in person for the drop?
This stunning collaboration will be available online and at our FREE Fabulous Release Party and Fashion Show
October 18th | 12pm-6pm | Fernie EcoGarden | Clothes Swap | Music and Snacks
Join us at the Eco Garden in Fernie to celebrate this special collaboration of art and passion!
OCTOBER 18th 2025
Save the Date! IT'S FREE AND FUN
We invite you to a fun-filled afternoon featuring music, drinks, an outdoor catwalk, shopping, a clothes swap with donations benefiting Wildsight, and engaging conversations.
Enjoy stunning art, support local, and share some laughs with fellow Fernie locals. We'll celebrate Wildsight's incredible work and delve into the beautiful art that Ali created, discovering the unique story behind each piece. Be a part of this fabulous Collaborations release party and immerse yourself in this vibrant community event here in Fernie, BC. THIS EVENT IS FREE.
Fashion Show —Additionally, we're seeking women and men of all ages, body types, and styles to walk the catwalk and showcase these fabulous designs. Send us an email to learn more.
Ali designed four fabulous pieces of art with a specific story in mind, all while adhering to my strict design measurements, colour scheme, the Untamed brand and the Wildsight message. Not easy, but I think she nailed it.
A portion of each sale directly supports Wildsight, an organization dedicated to safeguarding wildlife and wild spaces in the Kootenay-Columbia region. By choosing to purchase from this collection, you are directly contributing to Wildsight's vital conservation programs. This means every purchase helps fund initiatives such as wildlife monitoring, habitat restoration projects, and educational outreach that inspire the next generation of environmental stewards.
It's an opportunity to invest in a beautiful, locally created piece of wearable art while simultaneously contributing to the long-term health and vitality of the Kootenay environment.
Art 1. The Canopy Keeper
From the forest floor, a profound sense of smallness and connection takes hold. The ancient cottonwoods, vital for conservation, stand as guardians of biodiversity. These trees are a biological treasure house, providing unique and stable habitats crucial for the survival of countless species, including birds, mammals, and insects. The ancient stands at Morrissey, beside the Elk River, are home to some of the oldest cottonwoods on the planet, supporting a vast array of plant and animal life.
This piece of art is available on the Ego (Art strip on the back), The Mood (Art on the Sleeve) and the Spirit (Art in the middle).
Art 2. The Fading Tracks
The plight of the wolverine, a species critically dependent on undisturbed wilderness and a deep snow pack at tree line, serves as a stark reminder of the delicate balance within our ecosystems. Their tracks, increasingly scarce, symbolize the silent disappearance of a creature struggling to adapt to encroaching human activity and a changing climate. The Southern Rocky and Columbia mountains remain a stronghold for these wide ranging wonders.
This piece of art is available on the Ego (Art on the back), The Mood (Art on the Sleeve) and the Spirit (Art in the middle).
Art 3. The Sound Before Sight
The pileated woodpecker is an indicator species of the health of our forests. They were a species in decline due to deforestation, but have recovered significantly since the 1970s, as protection for intact forests and improvements in forest management have left more dead trees, known as snags, standing. These busy beauties are the biggest woodpeckers in North America. They are often heard working away to root out various insects or defend their territory, before the spectacular scarlet crests are spotted. Nesting pairs will stick close to home, and the large rectangular holes they create for feeding and roosting will often serve as homes for other birds and mammals. The abundance of snags in a forest depends on the protection of intact, mature forest stands. Greater diversity, supported by old-growth forests, ensures increased resilience to the climate crisis and provides an opportunity for iconic species to thrive, inspiring us to care for our shared home.
This piece of art is available on the Ego (Art strip on the back), The Mood (Art on the Sleeve) and the Spirit (Art in the middle).
Art 4. The Living Line
Life, in its breathtaking complexity and boundless variety, thrives in an incredible diversity of environments, spanning the vast spectrum from the deepest, most secluded streambeds to the highest, most exposed mountaintops. The interwoven micro-habitats of life in the mountains serve as powerful and vivid illustrations of both evolutionary genius and profound ecological interdependence, binding together all living things.
This piece of art is available on The Mood (Art on the Sleeve), the Spirit (Art in the middle) and the NEW Animal (full Art on the back).
"Many of these iconic animals are considered ‘threatened’, ‘of special concern’ or ‘endangered’ in our conservation nomenclature. They are facing the combined threats of climate change and habitat loss resulting from human impacts.
We can protect and connect more of the space these awe-inspiring animals need to survive and thrive. Our governments have committed to protecting 30% of the lands and waters in British Columbia by 2030.
Currently, in our region, we’re just above halfway to that goal, and we only have a few years to reach the agreed-upon minimum level necessary for these idons' long-term survival. We can all work together to achieve this inspiring goal to make space for nature in our shared home." Casey Brennan
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Wildsight Is The Message
"I knew I wanted to help promote their message when I read this on the Wildsight website: 'We strive to inspire a conservation ethic in our children and communities, so that the future leaders of tomorrow will be equipped to deal with the challenges of sustainability'." Emma, Untamed
Ali Cat Arts Created The Art
"The artwork doesn’t just sit on the fabric; it grows and wraps around the body. It’s meant to root you in their living world, to ensure you feel connected and to remind you that we, too, are woven into the story. These designs are meant to be noticed, stir curiosity and start the conversation.
Let’s embrace mindful fashion, have some fun and support a future where the planet and its creatures thrive.
This collaboration serves as a reminder that every choice we make has a lasting impact.