Dominic Fetherston was diagnosed with glaucoma nearly thirty years ago. After discovering that he had to ability to help treat his own periods of blindness and pain, he became an advocate of relaxed marijuana laws. Dominic has worked in many health-related capacities including family therapist, youth addictions specialist, counselor trainer and lecturer to the BC Child and Youth Care Conference. He is certified in Reality Therapy, practica New Orleans, Vancouver, Saskatoon, and Regina, and has been employed at clinics, universities, colleges and hospitals across western Canada - including Royal Jubilee, Victoria General and Gorge Hospitals in Victoria, BC.

Dominic attended Camosun College and the University of Victoria, alumnus of the University of Saskatchewan.

Artistic projects include Pick A Card - Any Card, the Hot Potato Cafe, I See - You See - No One Sees, the "I Believe In Dog" series, the Fetherston Color Prism, and involvement in a multicultural sculptural venture for the Royal British Columbia Museum.

“Art is an ongoing stream of the known and the unknown, problems and inventions, challenges and rewards, with it’s share of both glorious and stinking days - each one providing another golden opportunity to grow. I’m still growing.”

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