pangea's video: Nature s Beauty and Cruelty in the Artwork of Lauren and Caitlin

http://laurenmarx.com/ Lauren Marx Explores Nature’s Beauty and Cruelty in “American Wilderness” by Nastia Voynovskaya http://hifructose.com/2015/05/04/lauren-marx-explores-natures-beauty-and-cruelty-in-american-wilderness/ The Nature Art work of Caitlin Hackett http://www.caitlinhackett.com/ “Only the Stars Remember” I hope to remind those who view my artwork that we too are animals, embedded in this fragile world even as we poison it. My work alludes to the boundaries that separate humans from animals both physically and metaphysically, and the way in which these boundaries are warped by science, mythology, and religion alike. Like the gods of so many myths Humanity has warped the world into our own image, and it is this often frightening image I hope to reflect in my work. for more information here are a few interviews I’ve done: the Hidden People: http://thehiddenpeople.com/interviews/caitlin-hackett/ http://www.creativefluff.com/arts/traditional_art/eeire-watercolour-wonderland-caitlin-hackett/ “In my work I attempt to capture the often volatile human-animal relationship as well as a reflection of my own sorrow over the loss of wild species and wild places. I am faced with the fact that we live in a planet in decline, where nearly every natural ecosystem in the world is withering to dust. Human kind has created a planet of refugees; animals forced to flee ever farther from the insatiable encroachment of urban development, victims of a war for space which they cannot hope to win. Like the gods of so many myths we humans have warped the world into our own image, and it is this often frightening image I hope to reflect in my work.”