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Working Through the Quiet
This winter has been quieter than expected. More time in the studio, fewer miles on the road. I spent most of it painting. Not with...
Where the Road Leads
Painting on the road feels natural to me. It’s an instinct shaped by years of movement; returning to places once known, letting the work unfold,...
Of This Place: Why These Paintings, Now
People often ask why I keep painting the Yukon. These works are a reflection of the places I return to again and again, where time...
What Stays: Tools and Techniques That Still Work After 40 Years
What Stays: Tools and Techniques That Still Work After 40 YearsAfter decades of painting in remote places, Halin shares the tools, surfaces, and habits that...
Evolving on Canvas: Lessons from a Lifetime of Painting
My work has always been deeply influenced by nature, mentorship, and the desire to tell meaningful stories. Moving to the Yukon's wilderness shaped my artistic...
A Year in Review: Exploration, Collaboration, and Embracing the Unexpected
As the year draws to a close, I find myself reflecting on the whirlwind of exploration, curiosity, and creativity that shaped 2024. From new directions...
Summer Statues and the Road to Art San Diego
This summer, I was a part of a project that honored the history and culture of the Tr'ondek Hwech'in people in Dawson City, Yukon. Over the...
Summer Updates!
In the latest blog post, Halin reflects on his creative evolution and acknowledges the challenges and excitement of this creative pivot. Describing a recent shift...