Mural-Main Street

A vibrant celebration of nature and place, The Fiddlehead Mural on Main Street in Woodstock was created in 2019 by artist Andrew Walton. The mural features a bold and stylized fiddlehead—an iconic symbol of New Brunswick’s spring season and the rich natural landscapes that surround the community.

Painted on a historic brick wall, the curling green fronds rise from a flowing riverside scene, representing the renewal and growth that comes each year along the waterways of the region. The fiddlehead, a young fern shoot traditionally harvested in the spring, is deeply connected to the culture and culinary traditions of the province.

Walton’s artwork brings colour and character to the streetscape while inviting residents and visitors alike to pause, explore, and appreciate the natural beauty that defines Woodstock and the surrounding valley.

ARTIST: SABINA SORENSIC

DATE: MAY, 2022

DOORYARD ARTS FESTIVAL and FESTIVAL INSPIRE

Born in Mexico City, Sabina made Mazatlán Sinaloa, México her home for the past 17 years. She travelled extensively after obtaining her degree in graphic design and photography. Sabina considers herself a multi-disciplinary artist. In addition to her colourful murals often depicting animals in nature, she specializes in Mexican style beadwork jewellery, taught by the Wizarika ,an indigenous tribe in Mexico known for their rich culture and traditions.

Sabina is currently working as a tour guide, leading tours in Mexico, Belize and Guatemala.