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Earths Embrace, 2025, mixed media on canvas, 40 × 50 cm
The Earth’s Embrace takes its name from the idea of nature as a source of comfort, protection, and renewal. It speaks to the intimate relationship between humanity and the natural world - the way the earth both grounds and uplifts us. The title reflects a vision of unity, where to be held by nature is to be reminded of our own fertility, resilience, and belonging.
This work is rooted in eco-feminist thought, exploring the parallels between the nurturing qualities of the earth and the feminine body. At its heart, The Earth’s Embrace is about connection - the sacred bond between ourselves and the living world that sustains us.
Earths Embrace, 2025, mixed media on canvas, 40 × 50 cm
The Earth’s Embrace takes its name from the idea of nature as a source of comfort, protection, and renewal. It speaks to the intimate relationship between humanity and the natural world - the way the earth both grounds and uplifts us. The title reflects a vision of unity, where to be held by nature is to be reminded of our own fertility, resilience, and belonging.
This work is rooted in eco-feminist thought, exploring the parallels between the nurturing qualities of the earth and the feminine body. At its heart, The Earth’s Embrace is about connection - the sacred bond between ourselves and the living world that sustains us.