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SaveWild Harmony: Meeting of the Species
| Year of creation | 2023 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 31 W × 25 H × 5 D cm |
| Type of art | drawing |
| Style | realism |
| Genre | animal |
| Materials | pencil, paper |
| Framing | the artwork is sold with framing |
| Type of packaging | cardboard box |
Description of the Artwork “Wild Harmony: Meeting of the Species”
In the African savannah, where the sun radiates the earth with its fiery heat, a majestic elephant stands, a symbol of strength and wisdom. Its thick skin, wrinkled by time, bears witness to its long existence in this merciless nature. But despite its size, this elephant is not alone in its quest for survival. On a dry branch, a small oxpecker bird stands proudly, ready to accomplish its saving mission. This work of art, called "Wild Harmony", captures the precious moment when these two beings, who everything seems to oppose, will unite in perfect symbiosis. The bird, with its delicate agility, prepares to rid the giant of its parasites, while the elephant, aware of this precious help, welcomes its winged companion with benevolent tranquility. The finesse of the pencil and the striking realism of the scene immerse us in a story where every detail tells of the complicity and mutual aid that reign in the heart of the savannah.
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Sandrine Piegay, France
Sandrine Piegay is an artist who discovered drawing in the summer of 2019. Self-taught, her talent was very quickly noticed since 6 months after starting, she was asked to exhibit at the Palais des Congrès in Perpignan. Today, this Drouot artist is a member of several internationally renowned academies and foundations, such as: -the Academy of Arts, Sciences and Letters of Paris, -the European Academy of Arts-France, -Mondial Art Academia, -the Taylor Foundation, - the Accademia Italia in Arte Nell Mondo - International Guild Of Realism - UNOTA / UNSCO Her drawings appear in prestigious art magazines and she exhibits internationally, notably in Canada, Argentina, the USA, India and several European countries. His artistic inspiration comes from travel, regions and the secret treasures that nature offers us. She seeks to capture the authenticity, the emotion of a fleeting moment through her hyper-realistic black and white drawings. The details, depth of field, volumes and textures are all characteristics that make his work appreciated and recognized. Sandrine draws with love of detail, the emotions of landscapes, objects, everyday scenes and the heritage that she loves. His goal is to live fully from his art and to bring a little happiness to people through his creations.