Poulp'art
Acrylic on Canvas
8x8in
$350
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Eunice Green
France
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Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x39.4in
About this artwork
This artwork features a drill, a primate whose strength and virility are symbolized by its powerful cry. Its howl evokes both anger and pain, a strong reaction to the ongoing destruction of its habitat and species.
The headband and diadem echo African royal traditions, incorporating a strong cultural dimension that underscores not only the animal's dignity but also its role as a symbol of resistance. The dreadlocks, often associated with cultural… and identity movements, add a further layer of meaning, linked to identity and the fight against oppression.
The title "Warrior" can be interpreted as a metaphor for the struggle for survival and environmental preservation in the face of humanity's devastating impact. It represents not only endangered animals but also the various forms of resistance to oppression and ecological destruction.
The headband and diadem echo African royal traditions, incorporating a strong cultural dimension that underscores not only the animal's dignity but also its role as a symbol of resistance. The dreadlocks, often associated with cultural… and identity movements, add a further layer of meaning, linked to identity and the fight against oppression.
The title "Warrior" can be interpreted as a metaphor for the struggle for survival and environmental preservation in the face of humanity's devastating impact. It represents not only endangered animals but also the various forms of resistance to oppression and ecological destruction.
Eunice Green
France
Credentials
- Works on commission
Eunice Green is a completely self-taught artist. A secretive and solitary child, she gave drawing an important place in her youth: "escaping through the mine". From scribbled school notebooks to sketchbooks, Eunice exploits the smallest piece of free paper to sketch anything and everything, but in the smallest details.
After studying nursing and a less than fulfilling professional career, Eunice chose to make painting her vocation. Her free and instinctive creation revolves around recurring subjects: animals, nature, and femininity. Her paintings with bright and passionate hues reveal the fragility and strength of women, the liveliness of animals, the beauty of nature. Through her art, she gives a silent but powerful voice to what is no longer listened to or heard. "Painting is speaking without saying a word"
Eunice Green
Le Guerrier
$3,470
