AFYW- Fierceness in Scarcity Limited Edition Print
JOIN THE FIGHT AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
This limited edition print, is just one of 100 designed by the internationally renowned artist Chila Kumari Singh Burman exclusively for this campaign
Art For Your World is WWF’s campaign to mobilise and unite the art world in the fight against the climate crisis. The funds raised by Art For Your World will be used to support key areas of WWF’s work that contribute to combatting dangerous climate change, such as: halting deforestation; supporting communities; restoring trees and forests; replanting seagrass meadows; protecting endangered species; and promoting sustainable lifestyles.
"I am delighted to be participating in this fantastic campaign, as an artist and activist I know firsthand the significant role art can play in affecting societal change. We’re in the midst of a climate emergency, and almost out of time. And this campaign is fighting on the frontline of the climate emergency to save our planet before it’s too late." – Chila Kumari Singh Burman
Size of print: 51.0cm x 38.5cm
Inkjet print on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308gsm and silk screen Tiger, with cut edges and deckled edge on bottom. With silk screen overlay, gems, and chrome red vinyl applied to Mirri Holographic 220gsm card.
Delivery included.
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