During his six month residency at the Museum, Kyle worked with visitors on a project entitled "To Those Still At Sea…". By creating a large scale silhouette sculptural painting of the Empress of Ireland, Kyle illuminated the 102nd year anniversary of the lives lost on the greatest maritime disaster in Canadian history.
![A man kneels in front of a blank canvas in the shape of a ship.](/sites/default/files/artist/air-2016-1.jpg)
![A young girl sits cross-legged in front of a collage of artwork.](/sites/default/files/artist/air-2016-2.jpg)
![Ship-like canvas with lots of different artworks on it.](/sites/default/files/artist/air-2016-3.jpg)
![Close-up of a piece of artwork on a ship-like canvas.](/sites/default/files/artist/air-2016-4.jpg)
![A man sits at a table with a group of children and is showing them how to paint.](/sites/default/files/artist/air-2016-5.jpg)
![Close-up of a piece of artwork on a ship-like canvas.](/sites/default/files/artist/air-2016-6.jpg)
![Finished canvas in the shape of a ship with name Empress of Ireland.](/sites/default/files/artist/air-2016-7.jpg)
![The Empress of Ireland canvas seen from the lobby.](/sites/default/files/artist/air-2016-8.jpg)
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