That's certainly what you'll witness in this 6-part, 1 hour documentary series in both English and French (12 Eps in total) in which Canadian acclaimed, indigenous singer and song writer, Laura Vinson embarks on a journey to meet extraordinary Indigenous people with disabilities who are artists. Laura's sudden loss of her mentally challenged sister, Noreen, combined with her own challenges with an anxiety disorder, plus the progressive loss of her hearing cause her to have a great deal of empathy and respect for those Indigenous and disabled people who are often underappreciated and underestimated.

As Laura puts it, "When given the opportunity, Indigenous people are capable of accomplishing amazing things."

"I saw this strength and power, when I looked at my sister's artwork that she shared lovingly with me and the rest of our family. Similarly, I recall back when I was working with Indigenous youth in the inner city who had been emotionally, physically or sexually abused. When these young people were exposed to their traditional arts, like dance, dreamcatchers, or beading, they found they could do more than they thought was possible. In fact, they blossomed! And through the Series, I see and hear similar stories of how people have discovered art as an avenue of expression that is not a respecter of persons or limitations. Their art is an enriching experience for them as the creators and subsequently for those who receive their work and the transformative spirit that the art carries, and that is the honour and respect for the beauty of the culture of indigenous people."

As a performer who has a special love of art of all kinds, Laura will talk with these, creative people, as she learns about the spark that lit their imaginations and ignited the creative fire within them.