Aiming for animal preservation. The artist presents us with a wildlife-themed painting of motherhood representing some facts in her work, such as the protectiveness of these animals. As a pack, giraffes act as caretakers with other newborns so that their mothers can eat and drink water. Mothers also hide their babies between their legs and kick if necessary. The proportions of a longer than wider canvas. to elude to the length of their necks. Which is so long that their mothers give birth standing up to not damage the neck of the calf. And the special care of fur details. As a giraffe's spots are much like fingerprints. No two individuals have exactly the same pattern.
This piece is a perfect balance between figurative details, and a modern background using the same warm colors as in the animals but applied solely with knives.
TECHNIQUE
Acrylic on canvas
DIMENSIONS
54x110 cm / 21.2x43.3 in
OTHER DETAILS
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
