a scene of a Yanomami gyal hanging out with a jaguar on an Amazonian riverbank.
in honor of the way that at less than 6% of the global population, indigenous people living on their ancestral land protect 80% of the planet’s biodiversity. this is all under threat by either militant border security and/or “development”, leading to murders, burned / razed forests and polluted water. South American indigenous people account for a huge portion of these defenders. dreaming of the day all life can thrive again.
printed a little too big without a matte, so these guys are discounted.
11 × 17 in print on heavyweight matte art paper, printed locally in Los Ángeles.
a scene of a Yanomami gyal hanging out with a jaguar on an Amazonian riverbank.
in honor of the way that at less than 6% of the global population, indigenous people living on their ancestral land protect 80% of the planet’s biodiversity. this is all under threat by either militant border security and/or “development”, leading to murders, burned / razed forests and polluted water. South American indigenous people account for a huge portion of these defenders. dreaming of the day all life can thrive again.
printed a little too big without a matte, so these guys are discounted.
11 × 17 in print on heavyweight matte art paper, printed locally in Los Ángeles.
