We are the World – III

 Size - 92cm x 76cm

 

Media - Mix media

 

 

ATIST THOUGHT

 A delicate yet powerful fusion of human and animal, this striking piece speaks to the deep connection between species—a connection too often forgotten. The woman, draped in flowing white fabric, turns her gaze toward the golden leopard beside her. Her form, a blend of grayscale and animal markings, blurs the boundary between human and beast, as if she is becoming one with the very creature she admires. Adorned with golden accents in her hair, she exudes quiet dignity and strength, embodying the grace and power of both nature and femininity. 

 "It takes nothing away from a human to be kind to an animal," the words echo through the piece, urging reflection. Humanity, for all its intelligence and ambition, has stripped away the habitats, the sustenance, the freedom of creatures that once roamed unchallenged. This painting is a plea, a reckoning, a moment of truth: the world is incomplete without them.

 The feminine essence in this piece is not just found in the woman’s form but in the nurturing, protective call to unity. Femininity here is both fierce and gentle, an advocate for balance, resistance against destruction, a force of healing and interconnectedness. 

 Through We Are the World, we are reminded that neither humans nor animals can build an environment alone. The feminine spirit, in its wisdom, recognizes this truth—calling for reverence, kindness, and coexistence, so that no being, human or animal, must suffer at the hands of another.