Hand-printed wearable art, prints, and film photography shaped by close attention to the more-than-human world of coastal B.C.

Explore the Studio

Hand-printed clothing, fine art prints, film prints, cards, and stickers.

Beginner-friendly printmaking and nature-inspired creative workshops for markets, schools, organizations, community groups, and private events.

Warm, natural-light photography rooted in people, place, and honest moments.

From intimate gatherings and personal milestones to outdoor experiences, creative work, tourism, and community-rooted projects, I create images that feel grounded, personal, and connected to the stories and places around them.

Meet the Artist

Malika Bindra is a Squamish-based artist and film photographer working across printmaking, hand-printed clothing, and 35mm film photography.

Her work is shaped by close attention to the more-than-human world of coastal B.C., exploring cycles, reciprocity, resilience, and connection to place through wearable art, prints, workshops, and photography.

Spring Salmon + Fireweed T-Shirt — Sage / Wildflower Purple / White
$55.00

A seasonal release of the salmon linocut t-shirt in spring tones.

Made from 100% cotton with a relaxed, slightly oversized fit. Each shirt features a hand-printed linocut patch on natural canvas, sewn on individually.

Colours:

  • Sage

  • Wildflower Purple

  • White

Photographed in a Garry oak meadow during spring bloom. No plants were picked or disturbed

Moss Arch
from $99.00

Taken on 35 mm film

Printed to order on Hahnemühle Photo Rag with a matte finish. This smooth and silky fine art paper is made of 100% cotton rag, giving an exquisite & even colour tonality that has a distinct cotton feel.

Unframed prints come without a white border. If you wish to have white border, please ensure you select a framed option.

Pink Salmon Print
$40.00

This piece celebrates a strong pink salmon year and honors salmon as the beating heart of B.C. Salmon shape the land and water here—feeding forests, sustaining wildlife, and holding deep cultural significance.

Painted with care and intention, this work is about abundance, resilience, and connection to place. It’s a love letter to the rivers and coast that continue to shape life in B.C.

8 × 10 Printed on Fine Art Paper

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