These works from the Belkin Art Gallery Collection were the first two-person exhibition of British Columbia's greatest artists. The theme, "Heart of Darkness," is borrowed from Joseph Conrad to suggest that the work of both artists is not just about the fecundity of nature in B.C., but about the place where nature and culture meet. Both artists wanted to imagine nature anew and specific to this place. Both deal with colonial anxiety, the logging industry and First Nations Art.