About Us

Bunny Swan and Ricky Gease live in the majestic surroundings of southcentral Alaska in a

place simply called “the Kenai” – a word that has many meanings and moods – a

mountain range from which glaciers flow off immense icefields, a lake born of the ice

ages, a river whose aquamarine waters hold spellbound eyes long blind to beauty and

return natal salmon in abundances long forgotten in other landscapes, a national park

whose system of fjords has been called one of the ten natural wonders of the world,

an estuary flats welcoming migratory birds from the near and far reaches of the world’s

continents, a wildlife refuge of moose and morels, of hunting and gathering, a peninsula

besieged by the millions during long summer days and beholden by the remnant during

longer winter nights, a city of mosaic history twining furs and forts, orthodox and catholic

churches, gold fever and fish fever, clean oil and clean water, and a people from

whence the name derives, drawn to this Good Land over a thousand years ago, who merged

maritime and land-based subsistence into a unique, rich cultural and spiritual heritage,

described by the “educated” as one of the most successful subsistence-based cultures

ever in the world. 
 
A member of the Kenaitze Indian Tribe, IRA, Bunny is a proud culture bearer of her

Dena’ina Athabascan heritage. It is from these deep cultural and natural roots that

Bunny draws upon for inspiration in the many expressions of her award winning art.

Blessed with the gifts of melody and an unforgettable voice, of style and a sense

of sass, of color and the asymmetry of beauty, her art, like an uncommon fragrance,

fuses the energy of spring and the intuition of autumn, leaving a bouquet of beauty for

you to savor and enjoy, from the first taste of its lyricism to the discovery of its lasting

endurance in a base of l
ove.  

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