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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
31.5x31.5in
About this artwork
In this work, I seek to depict desertification and deforestation caused by intensive agriculture. Water scarcity in certain regions of the world during the summer months leads to arid lands. Water struggles to penetrate this dry, poorly absorbent soil. The massive use of water in mass agriculture results in a depletion of life. Will the tree, the last one standing, also be cut down? It is blue, a symbol of the last hope for life. We must become aware… of the challenges facing our territories in order to safeguard humanity and all living things.
Joëlle Poret, a painter and illustrator trained in applied arts and art therapy, works with watercolor, oil, ink, and charcoal, drawing inspiration from her life between Africa and France. She explores a variety of techniques, moving from portraiture to depictions of luminous, misty, and snowy landscapes, often using a spontaneous and intuitive gestural approach. Her work, deeply human and rooted in nature, reveals a vibrant poetry, inviting contemplation and a search for meaning, while conveying a powerful sense of well-being and inner awakening.