Born in 1984 (Ontario, Canada)

Cyril Henry, originally from the Six Nations, is a member of the Onondaga Nation deer clan. The latter has been sculpting since the age of 11. He says he learned to sculpt from his mother, Eunice Henry, and his father, Vince Bomberry – a renowned sculptor, creator of many works of art in various leading museums and institutions.

Cyril’s work has been recognised as highly collectible & is represented by several of Canada’s leading art galleries across Canada & the United States.

His unrelenting attention to finish, form & detail has raised Cyril’s profile to the top of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) art sector. In 2018 Cyril’s work was featured in a 6 week art show, ‘People of the Land’ hosted by the Gibson Arts & Cultural Centre.

In 2020 his works were featured in The Inuit Art Gallery of Vancouver’s ‘From the Land’ exhibition.