H
M
S
WATERBEARER (Coming Soon)
25 Signed edition prints for a limited time.
Karhu Original Painting
Originals
Original Oil Painting
One-of-a-kind original oil painting by Adrianne Tamar Arachne.
Regular price
$4,000.00
Karhu is an original 16"x20" oil painting created by Adrianne on sealed birch wood panel, framed in walnut wood, and has a hanging wire installed for immediate display.
Adrianne painted Karhu as a result of an unexpected interaction with a bear in Colorado this summer that caused her to think more deeply about the relationship between creatures and their environment.
Adrianne says: "The bear is, in many ways, born to be hungry. I feel the bear is teaching me that hunger isn't inherently selfish: it's actually a part of the cycle of nourishment for all life. In the case of the bear, he eats, then creates waste, and that waste holds both fertilizer and seeds that diversify the natural ecology around him.
That is the difference between hunger and greed: hunger is something that gives back even as it goes after what it wants, whereas greed is the disruption of that natural reciprocity. I've been meditating on the difference between those two things while working on this painting."
All artwork is © Adrianne Tamar Arachne. Please note that Adrianne retains the copyright to all her works. Commercial duplication of Adrianne Tamar Arachne’s art must be licensed by Adrianne in a formal licensing agreement.
Non-Commercial sharing of art online through social media is welcome. Please tag @adriannetamararachneart when you do!
Popular items that collectors also purchase with this piece.
You may like
Regular price
$4,000.00
Karhu is an original 16"x20" oil painting created by Adrianne on sealed birch wood panel, framed in walnut wood, and has a hanging wire installed for immediate display.
Adrianne painted Karhu as a result of an unexpected interaction with a bear in Colorado this summer that caused her to think more deeply about the relationship between creatures and their environment.
Adrianne says: "The bear is, in many ways, born to be hungry. I feel the bear is teaching me that hunger isn't inherently selfish: it's actually a part of the cycle of nourishment for all life. In the case of the bear, he eats, then creates waste, and that waste holds both fertilizer and seeds that diversify the natural ecology around him.
That is the difference between hunger and greed: hunger is something that gives back even as it goes after what it wants, whereas greed is the disruption of that natural reciprocity. I've been meditating on the difference between those two things while working on this painting."
All artwork is © Adrianne Tamar Arachne. Please note that Adrianne retains the copyright to all her works. Commercial duplication of Adrianne Tamar Arachne’s art must be licensed by Adrianne in a formal licensing agreement.
Non-Commercial sharing of art online through social media is welcome. Please tag @adriannetamararachneart when you do!
You may like
