Figurative art: "Entortillé".
Artist: Christian Bibeau.
2022, Quebec, Canada.
Theme: Nature, trees.
Technical: Digital photography.
Original work format: 54 x 36 inches
Reproduction format: 18 x 12 inches / 45.72 x 30 x 48 cm, 24 x 16 inches / 60.96 cm x 40.64 cm, 36 x 24 inches / 91.44 x 60.96 cm and 54 x 36 inches / 137 ,16 x 91.44 cm.
Dominant colors: Blue red.
Hanging system included:
Floating frame
Interpretation of the work by the artist:
Metaphor of the intense process of treatment and recycling of all the waste that mankind persists in producing on a large scale. Thanks to the trees we can continue to see a little blue sky.
Entortillé - Christian Bibeau
The Arborescence collection is a graphic and metaphorical representation of the struggle of trees to continue protecting us from the devastating effects of greenhouse gases and the climate change they cause.
Instead of helping them in this struggle, humans continue to cut them down in huge numbers, all over the planet. The timid reforestation programs unfortunately do not reach their objectives, due to lack of funds and involvement of our companies and governments, and lack of support for this cause by the population.
I hope that these few images will increase the awareness that is beginning to be made about the great importance of trees in the fight for the preservation of nature and all animal and plant species.