Mark Anthony Jacobson is a Woodland artist from Sioux Lookout, Ontario, now based in British Columbia, with more than 40 years of experience creating Indigenous art. A self-taught Aboriginal artist rooted in the Woodland Art Movement, his work features traditional Ojibway symbolism and distinctive x-ray design elements that express the interconnectedness of animals, nature, humanity, and spirit.
Inspired by ancestral teachings and a deep respect for the Creator, Jacobson’s paintings reflect themes of unity, environmental stewardship, and spiritual responsibility. Through vibrant colour and powerful storytelling, his Native artwork shares messages of love, hope, faith, and harmony—honouring Ojibway traditions while continuing the legacy of Woodland art for future generations.