Get To Know The Artist

Marissa Indoe is a 26 year old multidisciplinary Anishinnabe artist. She is a member of Chapleau Ojibwe First Nation with strong family ties to Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation and is Blue Heron Clan. She is based out of Sault Ste Marie Ontario, Canada.

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Her art style is heavily influenced by her Anishinaabe culture as well as her love and passion for the environment. Her style is a combination of both traditional and modern elements with a focus on the natural environment. Her work pays honour to the the land, animals, and natural elements found on her traditional territories of Treaty 9 and The Robinson-Huron Treaty.

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Marissa has been creating artwork since she was a child and has been a Full-time artist since 2021. She has been selling her work since 2019, but only began pursuing artwork as a job after having to drop out of college studying environmental technology due to her chronic pain and chronic health issues.

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Marissa has worked with many organization over her career so far such as APTN (Aboriginal Peoples Television Network), The Toronto Marlies, George brown College, McGill University, Indigenous Youth Roots, and many more! She is also one of the artists with "The Indigenous Collection", a company that produces many products with work from Indigenous artists in Canada.