On the last day of winter in 2018, PangeaSeed is pleased to announce their latest print release of their ongoing Sea of Change: The Year of Living Dangerously - Vol. 4 print suite by guest artist Dulk (Spain). The highlighted ocean environmental issue of this edition is global warming/climate change.
Artist: Dulk
Title: "The Last Winter"
Environmental Issue: Global warming | Climate change
Pricing: suggested $80 USD plus shipping and handling
Edition size: 50 prints plus 5 APs signed and numbered by the artist
Paper: Beautiful hand deckle edges on Italian cold press watercolor paper
Dimensions: 14x24 inches with one inch border
Available Tuesday, March 20, 2018 at 12pm PST via shop.pangeaseed.org
Artist statement:
The accelerated melting of the Arctic, caused by human impact and global warming, threatens the survival of polar bears and iconic marine life like beluga whales. Polar bears need ice to walk, hunt and feed their young. If there is no ice there is no rest, no food, and extinction crawls closer.The melting of sea ice forces them to swim for hundreds of miles, which poses a great risk to the cubs.
This artwork is a representation of a mural I painted in Churchill, Manitoba (Canada) for PangeaSeed Foundation's Sea Walls: Artists for Oceans program. Churchill is considered the polar bear capital of the world and the mural represents the forced journey of a family of bears and belugas in their last winter on earth. The cub grabs its treasured iceberg treasure, which helps the family to escape from the destructive impact humans are having on the Earth.
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