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Original acrylic painting painted on raw canvas with clear gesso base. Unstretched canvas is 43x36 in dimension.
This painting is #1 of 26 in the 26 Endangered Ecosystems series that is intended to exhibit in early 2027. Pre-order the painting now to reserve it ahead of exhibition and it will ship to you for free in 2027. Will be hung with twine wrapped around driftwood.
Email alissasyverson@gmail.com for any questions.
Context: The Amazon is known as the lungs of the planet because the forest is responsible for the production of about 20% of the earths oxygen. Unfortunately, the Amazon is facing a ton of threats like rampant deforestation from agriculture and cattle ranching, climate change which increases fire risk, and poorly planned infrastructure that hugely impacts the ecosystem and biodiversity of the rainforest. The Amazon is facing a tipping point - if just 5% more tree cover is destroyed, the forest is likely to decay, dry out and die, which would put many species at threat of extinction and is predicted to create a worldwide climate catastrophe. Donate to WWF to help them save the Amazon rainforest: https://bit.ly/458uXcO
Original acrylic painting painted on raw canvas with clear gesso base. Unstretched canvas is 43x36 in dimension.
This painting is #1 of 26 in the 26 Endangered Ecosystems series that is intended to exhibit in early 2027. Pre-order the painting now to reserve it ahead of exhibition and it will ship to you for free in 2027. Will be hung with twine wrapped around driftwood.
Email alissasyverson@gmail.com for any questions.
Context: The Amazon is known as the lungs of the planet because the forest is responsible for the production of about 20% of the earths oxygen. Unfortunately, the Amazon is facing a ton of threats like rampant deforestation from agriculture and cattle ranching, climate change which increases fire risk, and poorly planned infrastructure that hugely impacts the ecosystem and biodiversity of the rainforest. The Amazon is facing a tipping point - if just 5% more tree cover is destroyed, the forest is likely to decay, dry out and die, which would put many species at threat of extinction and is predicted to create a worldwide climate catastrophe. Donate to WWF to help them save the Amazon rainforest: https://bit.ly/458uXcO