© 2015 Bojana Knezevic
Lemurs | They Live (2015) 绘画 由 Bojana Knezevic
不出售
由 Bojana Knezevic 出售
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原创艺术品 (One Of A Kind)
绘画,
油
在帆布上
- 外形尺寸 高度 23.6in, 宽度 19.7in
- 是否含画框 这件作品是诬陷
- 分类 动物
We are surrounded by endangered species every day. Majestic tigers grace posters on bedroom walls, stuffed toy pandas stare blankly from shopping mall shelves. With the click of a button, we can watch the elaborate courtship rituals of whooping cranes and the strategic hunting habits of the Amur leopard on the Discovery Channel. No matter where we[...]
We are surrounded by endangered species every day. Majestic tigers grace posters on bedroom walls, stuffed toy pandas stare blankly from shopping mall shelves. With the click of a button, we can watch the elaborate courtship rituals of whooping cranes and the strategic hunting habits of the Amur leopard on the Discovery Channel. No matter where we loo, images and information about the world's rarest animals are readily available, but do we ever stop to think about the effects endangered species have on their environments, what happens after they disappear?
This vibrant paintings of various animals, birds and insects stacked into dynamic patterns reflect nostalgia for all extinct species and it is a sentimental view of endangered species and the rest of the animal kingdom.
This vibrant paintings of various animals, birds and insects stacked into dynamic patterns reflect nostalgia for all extinct species and it is a sentimental view of endangered species and the rest of the animal kingdom.
Bojana Knezevic is Serbian artist based in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Her work has been awarded and exhibited worldwide, including museums and galleries in USA, Great Britain, Spain, Germany, Italy, India and Serbia.
Bojana Knezevic is Serbian artist based in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Her work has been awarded and exhibited worldwide, including museums and galleries in USA, Great Britain, Spain, Germany, Italy, India and Serbia.
Informed by her background in fine art and new media studies (University of Fine Arts, Belgrade), her practice combines academic research with an interest in contemporary culture to create a unique aesthetic space in which the conceptual meets the visual.
