Wilfred Joey Klein’s ‘The Reflection of Acceptance’ Limited Edition Print is raising money for CanFASD’s Lived Experience Leadership Fund. 100% of net proceeds generated from this print will go to supporting individuals with living experience of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) to participate in research. Limited edition of 225 // Size : 12.5 x 6.1″ plus 1″ border // Printed on acid-free 100% cotton rag 305gsm paper // signed by the artist.
Delivery Information
We can ship prints throughout Canada. A standard shipping fee of $7 CAD will be added to orders.
At this time, prints are shipped without tracking. We will review this after the first batch of orders and may introduce tracked shipping in the future if needed. If you have any questions about shipping or your order, please email info@canfasd.ca.
About the Artist
Pictured: Wilfred Joey Klein signing prints.
Wilfred Joey Klein is an artist based in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories. His paintings capture the beauty of the Aurora Borealis in a unique and mesmerizing way. With a focus on colour and light, Wilfred’s art is sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who sees it.
Born in Inuvik, Northwest Territories. Wilfred spent most of his childhood and young adult life traveling between Edmonton and the Northwest Territories, he currently makes his home in Yellowknife with his wife and son, close to his sister and her family.
Since 2004, Wilfred has developed his skills as a self-taught artist into creating beautiful artwork. He finds contentment in creating unique pieces and sharing them with others. Each piece he creates is a reflection of his journey and helps to council himself when life gets him down.
Wilfred takes great pride in completing a piece of artwork and is often amazed as to what his mind is able to transfer onto a canvas. He always remains humble and lets his artwork speak for itself.
About the Cause
After attending the Canada FASD Conference in 2025, Wilfred witnessed firsthand the importance of including people with lived experience in research, policy, and practice. He also saw one significant barrier: many individuals simply cannot afford the costs of attending conferences, meetings, and research events.
The Lived Experience Leadership Fund exists to remove those barriers to research by helping cover expenses such as:
- Airfare
- Accommodation
- Transportation
- Accessibility and support needs
- Participation costs for research activities
Every print purchased helps someone with lived experience have a seat at the table where important decisions are made.