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Borrowing from Cherokee Tradition I’ve created my own animal story. A Trumpeter swan (native to North America), a boatman beetle, and a frog living in their home, a pond. Looking at the top half of the work the view of the pond is that of aquatic dwellers of the pond. The bottom half is the land dwelling perspective. To nature, pond is pond, humans are the ones who invented the boundary of in vs. out.
This piece is available for exhibition or purchase, send me an email if you’re interested. Prints available for purchase. Each print is matted to the next standard size up.
Borrowing from Cherokee Tradition I’ve created my own animal story. A Trumpeter swan (native to North America), a boatman beetle, and a frog living in their home, a pond. Looking at the top half of the work the view of the pond is that of aquatic dwellers of the pond. The bottom half is the land dwelling perspective. To nature, pond is pond, humans are the ones who invented the boundary of in vs. out.
This piece is available for exhibition or purchase, send me an email if you’re interested. Prints available for purchase. Each print is matted to the next standard size up.
