An artist who was born in Greenland, Faber now resides in British Columbia. He is well known for his sculptures in stone which include animals, people, and spirits.

Perhaps no other symbol better represents the ingenuity, tenacity and artistic harmony with the land of the Inuit than the Inuksuk. For millennia these impressive stone structures have graced the barren arctic landscape.

Depending on the design and location, an Inuksuk may aid navigation, indicate a good hunting or fishing location, warn of danger, show a food cache, assist in a caribou hunt or commemorate a significant event.

Jonas Faber's bold and elegant design depicts Inuksuk Quviasuktuq, an inusksuk which symbolizes joy and happiness.