Iron Piece to be auctioned off for Kawartha Lakes Food Source

Submitted by Murray Anderson

Local artist Murray Anderson is auctioning off ornamental iron pieces representing the pandemic, people lost, and a united Canada. The first iron piece, an 8 ft x 4 ft trellis, is now available and will be auctioned off in support of Kawartha Lakes Food Source. The colours used represent the following sacrifices:

Gold — police and military

Blue — the people of Nova Scotia via Saint Andrew’s Cross

Red — all of our hearts across Canada, whole or broken

White — first line health and other workers that bind us together

Black — the road we were on prior to the pandemic

For an idea of scale, the wooden fence in the background is over 5 1/2 feet tall. The trellis can be viewed at 99 Lindsay Street, Fenelon Falls (behind the Gift & Gallery). To contact Murray and find more information about the auction, visit his page on Facebook, Stellar Creations Mechanical & Metalworking. 100% of proceeds are going to Kawartha Lakes Food Source.