Janis Woode

Janis Woode is a Canadian sculptor celebrated for her imaginative figurative works created from reclaimed steel, salvaged metals, and upcycled industrial materials. Drawing from found objects such as vintage typewriters, clocks, telephones, and mechanical fragments, Woode transforms discarded materials into expressive sculptures filled with movement, character, and emotion. Her work reflects a deep appreciation for craftsmanship, storytelling, and the beauty hidden within everyday objects.

Each sculpture is thoughtfully assembled from carefully selected reclaimed components, allowing the history and texture of the materials to become part of the finished piece. Through fluid lines, balanced forms, and intricate detail, Woode creates sculptures that feel both contemporary and timeless. Her work often explores themes of human connection, resilience, curiosity, and playfulness while celebrating the potential of repurposed materials.

Collectors are drawn to Janis Woode’s sculptures for their originality, craftsmanship, and sustainable approach to artmaking. The combination of industrial elements with graceful figurative forms creates works that are visually compelling from every angle, revealing new details and discoveries upon closer inspection.

A selection of original sculptures by Janis Woode is available through White Rock Gallery. Collectors are welcome to purchase online or visit the gallery to experience these remarkable sculptural works in person. For availability, additional images, or assistance selecting a piece, please contact the gallery.