Rainforest Rewild Pineapple, A3
Rainforest Rewild Pineapple is an intricately-detailed illustration from fine artist, CJP Art. Unseen at first, a second look reveals tiny creatures hidden within the Costa Rican pineapple.
The piece is inspired by the work of environmentalist and author, George Monbiot, as well as stories of rewilding nature - where flora and fauna are reintroduced into lands where they once flourished.
This giclée print is from an open edition and is available in a range of colours. 10% of profits for this print will be donated to The World Land Trust, who work to save rainforests and threatened habitats.
Size (cm): 29.7 x 42
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Specifications
Medium: Giclee, Print
Edition Type: Open Edition
Size (cm): 29.7 x 42
SKU: AR20371
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About the artist
With a background as an art director and photographer, contemporary fine artist CJP fuses his disciplinary expertise to create a nuanced blend of black and white photography and intricate illustration.
His work reflects a passion for the natural environment, as well as a preoccupation with the tools we use to interact with it. CJP’s aesthetic is one of visual hide-and-seek, exploring the hidden narratives embedded in both organic settings and man-made objects, through the application of painstaking detail.
CJP has exhibited widely across the UK and his work is held in a number of private galleries. In 2019, he had his first solo show, ‘Anima Mundi’, at Art of Protest Gallery in York.
