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The Grove Post art mail club was created to go with the annual cycle of trees and find the connection to nature's movement within ourselves - grounding turning into growing, honoring rest and release in their natural time. Just like trees, we move through cycles. The Grove Post follows this same rhythm as we implement it in our own lives - offering an art making prompt and artwork that aligns with the seasonal growth of trees and where we are, mirroring the natural cycle, not where we’re told we should be.
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from a distance - 8x12 print
from a distance - 8x12 print
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This is part of a three-part series called "Urban Life vs Wild Life." Humans and animals have coexisted for centuries and while our relationship can be beautiful, animals are at a large disadvantage. We take over their land and then ironically, see them as trespassers of our own. Humans are prioritized and a lot of the time, wild animals are often negatively affected by the decisions humans make. I wanted to switch that narrative with this painting - making the mountain lion as the main focus.
Here, a mountain lion is overlooking a city that used to be their home, from the outskirts that they were pushed into. However, from their perspective, there is peace and quiet. As the sun sets and darkness blankets the cityscape, witness a mesmerizing spectacle of vibrant lights glowing in the dark. there is also a sense of admiration, of how beautiful the city can look from far away.
