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In Monica Garone's 'Foie Gras' (acrylic on wood) she uses the cartoon style with an ironic key, stinging and ruthless - to denounce animal exploitation and she does so by putting the viewer in front of a mirror, creating fictional worlds in which she reverses the situation and where the animals almost always have the edge over the humans. The wickedness of her animals is nothing more than a reflection of who we are. we're forced to perceive the freedom inside a cage of conditioned habitat perhaps a mirror that reverses roles is enough to drag our smug ignorance in front of the reality of an horizon betrayed due to guilty blindness
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If you haven´t yet heard of Barefoot Vegan Magazine, you've been missing out! Barefoot Vegan is a FREE digital magazine that empowers people to live their happiest and healthiest lives through connecting with nature. Barefoot Vegan is unique to many other vegan publications as not only does it provide information on health, diet and animal protection, it also promotes spiritual principles and alternative health practices, in addition to practical information regarding environmental sustainability and self-sufficiency. Subscribe for free at www.BarefootVegan.com Francisco's painting 'Sacred Cow' depicts a Hereford cow , where the image is 'taped' in order to show that all cows are sacred, not just those who were lucky enough to be born in India. "Sacred Cow" was a hard painting to make... many corrections, many layers, many restless hours, but in the end it was a very satisfactory piece. Some time later, I organized an exhibition at a local vegan restaurant, and when I was arriving, the owner of the place told me "please, tell me you brought the cow". It seems this painting was already well known on Facebook... Finally he bought this painting and now the cow lives happily on the walls of the restaurant." 'Arte Animal' project Animal Art aims to fight for the rights of animals using art as a tool. www.facebook.com/arteanimal.retratos arteanimal.net Francisco describes the project, "In Arte Animal, we want to reflect the human-animal relationship through art, focusing primarily on animal rights such as the right to life and death with dignity, respect for the natural habitat of animals, the right not to be exploited and be used as food, means of transportation, clothing, experimentation, etc." Francisco also designed our Art of Compassion Project logo which symbolises our mission - equality and compassion for all animals. Kit Jagoda's ‘Life’ series are spontaneous pieces that show the random imagery and ideas she thinks about, integrated with the life on their sanctuary (www.riverswishanimalsanctuary.org) Kit says, "This painting is a stream of thought that portrays what life is like at their sanctuary with animals here, there, sometimes everywhere. It is playful, colorful and reflects the texture of living here. It allows me to stream over into the abstract a little bit without having to ask myself ‘is this working?’ but instead, to narrate through color and imagery, what words cannot convey." To support River's Wish Animal Sanctuary visit http://on.fb.me/1Hs70MQ These stunning Giclée prints are will be going to a few of our crowdfunding campaign supporters (Veganuary project 2) very soon.
Mellissa Bushby is a ceramic artist, pen & ink illustrator and vegan cookbook author, living in the beautiful South African Lowveld. She believes that books are the soul of civilization, and is happiest in the Bushveld, where the wind whispers through ancient branches; or listening to the hushed, swells of the timeless ocean. To see more of Mellissa's work visit her Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/mellissa.bushby These 4 beautiful pieces were sold at our online auction in aid of Veganuary. Congratulations to the winning bidders and the artists. A very big thanks to all the participating artists and 32Auctions for making auctioning for non-profits so easy! Auctioned pieces;
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