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(1020) Tamsin Noronha- Wrapped Up
120
About this artwork
This work, “Wrapped Up”, is about global warming and animal extinction.
Our Earth is becoming increasingly overwhelmed by global warming caused by large amounts of deforestation and pollution. Because of this, animals are becoming endangered for a variety of reasons such as human influence, loss of habitat, pollution and climate change. So many ecosystems are being destroyed on a daily basis and many species have experienced pollution events that have caused death or a threat to their habitat.
In my collage, I used bubble wrap and carton packaging as the base to suggest waste and to also bring texture to the piece. The sky is to create a dream-like feeling, which may refer to heaven for some. The poem is composed of the text on the Encyclopaedia page I received which was about prehistoric animals. I wanted to take that and make it more current and relevant to today’s crises.
About Tamsin
My work is influenced by my home India, where I grew up; the diversity and chaos of it. The patterns, the colours, the intricacy of the architecture and of the people. The bright orange fish curry, the shells and syringes washed up on the beach, the paddy fields of love and the tiny 2 square meter shops on the road-side that sell everything under the sun from packets of Lays crisps to sachets of face wash. I am half British and live in the UK now which is colourful, chaotic and diverse in a different way. This brings about a fusion of style and sentiment which inspires my art. I aim to immerse viewers into a world where anything is possible. The intertwining of different realities, cultures and dimensions help in creating this world where the viewer is free to explore and contemplate. Being a multicultural artist I want to spread emotion, colour and diversity. I want to trigger thoughts and bring about curiosity and fascination.
Link to Tamsin’s Art Aviso profile HERE
Tamsin was provided with the following page from Newnes’ Pictorial Knowledge Encyclopedia:
Volume 1
The story of the World in the days of long ago.
Animals of Prehistoric Times 2
This work, “Wrapped Up”, is about global warming and animal extinction.
Our Earth is becoming increasingly overwhelmed by global warming caused by large amounts of deforestation and pollution. Because of this, animals are becoming endangered for a variety of reasons such as human influence, loss of habitat, pollution and climate change. So many ecosystems are being destroyed on a daily basis and many species have experienced pollution events that have caused death or a threat to their habitat.
In my collage, I used bubble wrap and carton packaging as the base to suggest waste and to also bring texture to the piece. The sky is to create a dream-like feeling, which may refer to heaven for some. The poem is composed of the text on the Encyclopaedia page I received which was about prehistoric animals. I wanted to take that and make it more current and relevant to today’s crises.
About Tamsin
My work is influenced by my home India, where I grew up; the diversity and chaos of it. The patterns, the colours, the intricacy of the architecture and of the people. The bright orange fish curry, the shells and syringes washed up on the beach, the paddy fields of love and the tiny 2 square meter shops on the road-side that sell everything under the sun from packets of Lays crisps to sachets of face wash. I am half British and live in the UK now which is colourful, chaotic and diverse in a different way. This brings about a fusion of style and sentiment which inspires my art. I aim to immerse viewers into a world where anything is possible. The intertwining of different realities, cultures and dimensions help in creating this world where the viewer is free to explore and contemplate. Being a multicultural artist I want to spread emotion, colour and diversity. I want to trigger thoughts and bring about curiosity and fascination.
Link to Tamsin’s Art Aviso profile HERE
Tamsin was provided with the following page from Newnes’ Pictorial Knowledge Encyclopedia:
Volume 1
The story of the World in the days of long ago.
Animals of Prehistoric Times 2
Artist:
Tamsin NoronhaMedium:
Collage.Dimensions:
A4Price:
120 EUR