What About The Grevy Zebra?

8/18/2015

Currently on display through August 29 at Ciel Gallery
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I do a lot of research, some centers around endangered species and these 2 works are a few I selected to show this month. They interpret my empathic reactions as I learn more and more about why we humans are so destructive and feel so entitled to take over life that has no chance when faced against us. Everything around us is vulnerable because as a whole, we still haven't managed to embrace global harmony and total gratitude for this wonderful planet and all it provides.

For Now, I am Still Here
Acrylic, Glass & Mixed Media on Canvas
48x24
Let’s not let the Grevy zebra disappear!
As stated by the African Wildlife Foundation at awf.org, a few decades ago, more than 15,000 Grevy zebras inhabited Africa. Today, fewer than 2500 remain. The greatest threats facing the species today are habitat fragmentation and loss as more land is covered for agricultural use. Overgrazing by livestock is leading to significant environmental degradation. Grevy zebras compete with the ever increasing livestock population and agricultural crops for water.

Aligning With Nature’s Rhythm & Power II
Mixed Media on Paper
22x38
Dedicated to the endangered Grevy Zebra. If nature and humanity could just align in harmony. As stated by the AWF a few decades ago, more than 15,000 Grevy zebras inhabited Africa. Today, fewer than 2500 remain. The greatest threats facing the species today are habitat fragmentation and loss as more land is covered for agricultural use. Overgrazing by livestock is leading to significant environmental degradation. Grevy zebras compete with the ever increasing livestock population and agricultural crops for water. Go to African Wild Life Foundation for more info.