Artist: Meera George
Medium: Ribbon, rice paper, cotton fiber, arylic on handmade paper
Set of 2 panels
Size without frame: 27.5 X 27.5 in / 70 X 70 cm each
Size with frame: 29 X 29 in / 74 X 74 cm each
Framed weight: Approx 3kg each
Year: 2022
Due to the rise in water temperatures, some corals change colour as a last-ditch effort to survive. Scientists discovered that colourful bleaching events occur when corals produce "what is effectively a sunscreen layer" to protect against harmful rays and create a glowing display that encourages algae to return. This process is a chilling, beautiful and heart breaking final cry for help as the coral attempts to grab our attention. This series diptych is an attempt to bring your attention to this phenomenon occurring in the depths of our oceans.
Care instructions : Keep indoors, away from light. Wipe glass occasionally with clean cloth.
All art to be shipped outside India will be sent in unframed form.
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