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Testimonials

  • Lenny’s intense intervention & co-creation with the community set an excellent example for the entire Disappearing Dialogues research team to gain focus and vision into possibilities of bridging the past with the present through imagination and collaboration. His responses to life and environment is unconventional and innovative.

    Nobina Gupta

    • Disappearing Dialogues
    • Founder

  • Lenny Rubenovitch strives to identify and communicate essential relationships between humanity and trees, forests and wood. Through exploring not only natural history but the language, aesthetics and cultural history of our relationships with trees and wood, Lenny has acquired unique knowledge which he communicates through innovative and absorbing storytelling.

    Eric Andersen

    • Director
    • Sea to Sky Forestry Centre Society

  • Lenny creates bespoke pieces of furniture employing both local resources & observations of people, ecology & environment. He imbibes the natural world around him while he crafts nature into organic manifestations. As a participant of an international artist’s residency he immersed himself into his new surroundings and culture. He is willing to help and participate in more ways than one.

    Tanya Dutt

    • Arts and Culture Manager
    • Art Ichol

  • Contracting Rubenovitch Furnishings & Co. to design and build pieces in our studio was the right choice. Being a Green environmentally friendly yoga studio, we wanted someone whose values coincided with our pillars of Living Green and Sangha (Community Support). Their work is professional, original and creative, completed with care and passion in a timely and affordable manner.

    Kristy & Troy

    • Owners
    • Moksha Yoga Squamish