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Oil on Linen Canvas, 19.7x24 in
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Original Artwork (One Of A Kind)
Painting,
Oil
on Linen Canvas
- Dimensions Height 19.7in, Width 24in
- Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
- Framing This artwork is not framed
- Categories Paintings under $5,000 Figurative Animal
Sur la toile, le couteau a sculpté un flamant rose, son corps se métamorphosant en une rose délicate. Cette rose, symbolise les cultures florales luxuriantes du Kenya, terres fertiles pour les roses de Saint-Valentin. Pourtant, derrière cette beauté se cache une ombre grandissante, une catastrophe écologique silencieuse. Le lac Naivasha, jadis miroir [...]
Sur la toile, le couteau a sculpté un flamant rose, son corps se métamorphosant en une rose délicate. Cette rose, symbolise les cultures florales luxuriantes du Kenya, terres fertiles pour les roses de Saint-Valentin. Pourtant, derrière cette beauté se cache une ombre grandissante, une catastrophe écologique silencieuse.
Le lac Naivasha, jadis miroir d'eaux claires et refuge pour une faune vibrante, s'assèche inexorablement. Les cultures de roses, gourmandes en eau, drainent le lac de sa vie. Les poissons, ne survivent plus, et les oiseaux autrefois si nombreux s'évanouissent dans l'oubli. Le flamant rose, emblème de ces rivages, voit son avenir s'effriter.
Le fond de la toile, d'un brun terreux, évoque la désolation d'un lac agonisant. Survolant cette scène de désastre, un papillon en noir et blanc plane, messager de la mort. Ses ailes contrastent avec le spectre de couleurs vives de la rose, rappelant que toute beauté a son prix.
Les flamants roses, victimes de la déforestation et du changement climatique, sont en voie de disparition. La montée des eaux d'autres lacs, conséquence directe de la perturbation climatique et de la déforestation, accentue leur exil forcé. Chaque pétale de la rose, chaque trait du couteau, murmure la fragilité de ces écosystèmes sacrifiés sur l'autel du commerce des fleurs.
Et lorsque ces roses, après un long voyage au bilan carbone désastreux, parviennent en Europe pour orner les bouquets de la Saint-Valentin, elles portent en elles la tristesse de Naivasha, la mémoire d'un paradis perdu. Le flamant rose, fragile et éphémère, se tient là, écho d'une nature en détresse, appel à la conscience d'un monde à protéger.
Le lac Naivasha, jadis miroir d'eaux claires et refuge pour une faune vibrante, s'assèche inexorablement. Les cultures de roses, gourmandes en eau, drainent le lac de sa vie. Les poissons, ne survivent plus, et les oiseaux autrefois si nombreux s'évanouissent dans l'oubli. Le flamant rose, emblème de ces rivages, voit son avenir s'effriter.
Le fond de la toile, d'un brun terreux, évoque la désolation d'un lac agonisant. Survolant cette scène de désastre, un papillon en noir et blanc plane, messager de la mort. Ses ailes contrastent avec le spectre de couleurs vives de la rose, rappelant que toute beauté a son prix.
Les flamants roses, victimes de la déforestation et du changement climatique, sont en voie de disparition. La montée des eaux d'autres lacs, conséquence directe de la perturbation climatique et de la déforestation, accentue leur exil forcé. Chaque pétale de la rose, chaque trait du couteau, murmure la fragilité de ces écosystèmes sacrifiés sur l'autel du commerce des fleurs.
Et lorsque ces roses, après un long voyage au bilan carbone désastreux, parviennent en Europe pour orner les bouquets de la Saint-Valentin, elles portent en elles la tristesse de Naivasha, la mémoire d'un paradis perdu. Le flamant rose, fragile et éphémère, se tient là, écho d'une nature en détresse, appel à la conscience d'un monde à protéger.
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Carine Lauber is a contemporary French artist whose work reflects her deep commitment to wildlife protection and the animal cause. Growing up in a family of artists, she found her first connection to art through [...]
Carine Lauber is a contemporary French artist whose work reflects her deep commitment to wildlife protection and the animal cause. Growing up in a family of artists, she found her first connection to art through drawing, guided and mentored by her godmother.
Specializing in oil painting, Lauber employs both brush and knife techniques on canvas to bring her visions to life. Her artistic expression is deeply rooted in her project, "FAUN'ETIK," which combines painting and poetry. This body of work draws inspiration from animal species threatened by human activity, violence, or neglect. Through her art, Lauber seeks to provoke reflection on humanity's relationship with nature, emphasizing the interconnectedness between animals and the future of humankind.
Lauber’s paintings celebrate the beauty of life, with a particular focus on the soulful expressiveness of eyes, which she considers the mirror of the soul. Her work invites viewers to explore themes of harmony with nature and the profound value of preserving the natural world.
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Nationality:
FRANCE
- Date of birth : 1974
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Professional Artist Contemporary French Artists
