Alberni- The Heat is On

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The Heat is On!
Acrylic & ink on canvas, 48x60
$3500

With this piece I bring awareness to the plight of large wild cats. They are battling climate change, facing poaching and loosing their natural habitat. If we don’t shift the course of urbanism and our consumer habits for the health of this planet, we may end-up living in a world where we only get to experience these magnificent animals virtually because none will be left.
An important part completing her process involves finding the calm amidst the chaos. To come to terms and find her center, she meticulously and in a very purposeful way, draws and organizes clusters of symbols and binary code (ones and zeroes) which weave throughout her work. These represent the chaos of noise surrounding each one of us; how our experiences are possibly being filtered by technology.
She finds calm in the process of tightly organizing, repeating and clustering hundreds of small symbols.
Here is a great article about the choices we make and how everything we do affects everything else and places us in current global predicaments
Spillover Warning