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Original artwork description:
This fur study was made to express my admiration for the perfection of nature's biodiversity and the deep sorrow about ongoing extinction of world's beauty.
Everything in nature is structured ideally letting the whole eco system to function the proper way. When the human intervenes and cut out the whole species with cruelty, the planet loses its harmony in many levels. The whole puzzle begins to crumble, leaving the black holes behind. If this process of ruining biodiversity will continue at the same pace, one day we may find ourselves in the space of an empty black square.
if the process continues at the same pace, one day we may find ourselves in the place of an empty black square
Will we recover the pieces to save the whole image in time?
This original artwork was exhibited at ERARTA Contemporary Museum of Art at Saint Petersburg in December 2020.
Mounted and framed under non-reflective glass.
Materials used:
soft pastel, pastel pencils
Tags:
#symbolism #endangered species #fur #ecology motive art #animalistic artworkExtinction of Species (2020)
Pastel drawing
by Nadin Sergeenkova
£1,115.47
- Pastel drawing on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 67 x 67 x 2cm (framed)
- Framed and ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Photorealistic
- Subject: Animals and birds
Original artwork description
This fur study was made to express my admiration for the perfection of nature's biodiversity and the deep sorrow about ongoing extinction of world's beauty.
Everything in nature is structured ideally letting the whole eco system to function the proper way. When the human intervenes and cut out the whole species with cruelty, the planet loses its harmony in many levels. The whole puzzle begins to crumble, leaving the black holes behind. If this process of ruining biodiversity will continue at the same pace, one day we may find ourselves in the space of an empty black square.
if the process continues at the same pace, one day we may find ourselves in the place of an empty black square
Will we recover the pieces to save the whole image in time?
This original artwork was exhibited at ERARTA Contemporary Museum of Art at Saint Petersburg in December 2020.
Mounted and framed under non-reflective glass.
Materials used:
soft pastel, pastel pencils
Tags:
#symbolism #endangered species #fur #ecology motive art #animalistic artworkReturns and refunds
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This artwork is sold by Nadin Sergeenkova from Russia
