Paulosie Kasudluak (1928– ) is an Inuit sculptor from Nastapoka Island, now residing in Inukjuak. He began carving in 1952 after observing other artists at work. Due to an arm condition, he specializes in smaller pieces, often depicting seals, his favorite subject. His siblings, Simon Kasudluak and Sarah Nastapoka, are also artists. Kasudluak’s work reflects a deep connection to Arctic wildlife and Inuit traditions, contributing to the rich legacy of Inuit sculpture.