"In my reinterpretation of 'Salvator Mundi,' I aim to draw attention to the contemporary crucifixion of aquatic life due to the plastic crisis. By likening these creatures to a new symbol of sacrifice, the piece challenges viewers to reflect on the environmental impact of our actions, urging a collective responsibility for the preservation of our planet and its diverse inhabitants."
Salvador Mundis
Women in Art
Girl With The Pearl Broch
1469
Art ID:
2024
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91 x 61 cm
Oil on canvas
12000
$
Rashana
Bajracharya
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