FAN-TA-SEA ISLE, a colourful collection of painted wood along the Westsong Walkway in Victoria's Inner Harbour, creates a place for community members to connect and enjoy the beauty of Victoria. Constructed by Rich Rico, a local man suffering of Graves' disease, FAN-TA-SEA ISLE was a form of therapy for him as he took daily walks along the Westsong Walkway. An intriguing collection of painted wood and shore debris, the structure's many painted faces include native west coast animals like orcas and whales. Full of coastal charm and meaning, FAN-TA-SEA ISLE is a place for all to enjoy.