Original “The Shallows”
The Shallows explores the delicate balance of marine life disrupted by the warming of our planet. Rising sea temperatures and declining oxygen levels are forcing creatures like the octopus into shallow waters, where they face heightened risks and uncertainty.
While the colors of the piece evoke the beauty of a sunrise, they also symbolize the fragility of our environment and the urgent crisis of the ozone layer. This duality reflects both nature’s splendor and the impact of human activity on its survival.
Drawn in Polychromos pencils on pastelmat paper, this work seeks to inspire awareness and a deeper connection to the vulnerability of marine ecosystems in the face of climate change.
28”x24” mounted
Polychromos Pencils on pastelmat paper
The Shallows explores the delicate balance of marine life disrupted by the warming of our planet. Rising sea temperatures and declining oxygen levels are forcing creatures like the octopus into shallow waters, where they face heightened risks and uncertainty.
While the colors of the piece evoke the beauty of a sunrise, they also symbolize the fragility of our environment and the urgent crisis of the ozone layer. This duality reflects both nature’s splendor and the impact of human activity on its survival.
Drawn in Polychromos pencils on pastelmat paper, this work seeks to inspire awareness and a deeper connection to the vulnerability of marine ecosystems in the face of climate change.
28”x24” mounted
Polychromos Pencils on pastelmat paper
The Shallows explores the delicate balance of marine life disrupted by the warming of our planet. Rising sea temperatures and declining oxygen levels are forcing creatures like the octopus into shallow waters, where they face heightened risks and uncertainty.
While the colors of the piece evoke the beauty of a sunrise, they also symbolize the fragility of our environment and the urgent crisis of the ozone layer. This duality reflects both nature’s splendor and the impact of human activity on its survival.
Drawn in Polychromos pencils on pastelmat paper, this work seeks to inspire awareness and a deeper connection to the vulnerability of marine ecosystems in the face of climate change.
28”x24” mounted
Polychromos Pencils on pastelmat paper
