Lynda Todd – Accessible Art That Transcends Sight

Lynda Todd is a Canadian multi-award winning artist whose work invites audiences to experience art beyond the visual. Legally blind and colour-blind, she transforms her unique perspective into textured pieces that can be both seen and touched, opening the world of art to those with and without vision. Her creations break down barriers, proving that art is not only to be viewed—it is to be felt, shared, and experienced universally.

Her acclaimed series, Migration: Land, Air & Sea, explores the journeys of species such as the Salmon, Caribou, and Monarch Butterfly—revealing both their beauty and fragility. With support from the Ontario Arts Council and the Province of Ontario, Lynda now continues this important work in her Migration Continued series, featuring the Sea Turtle, Whooping Crane, and African Elephant. Through these works, she highlights the urgent need for conservation and the interconnectedness of all life.

Migration 3 – Polar Bears, Penguins and Whales is presently being created with the support of the Ontario Arts Council & the Province of Ontario Grant.

Upcoming Exhibits:

Spirit of the Hills Art Association Solo Exhibit
Campbellford, November 4, 2025 – January 13, 2026

ECCO Gallery
Lakefield March 4 – April 11, 2026 
Opening Reception on March 11, 2 – 4 p.m.

Each exhibition is designed with accessibility at its heart, complete with tactile elements and braille and audio descriptions—ensuring everyone can fully engage with the art.

Thanks to the generous support of the Ontario Arts Council and the Province of Ontario, Lynda’s work continues to spark conversation, celebrate inclusivity, and inspire us to protect the species with whom we share our planet.