
Endangered Species … Humankind
It starts with the bees. If the bees die, we die.
We have endangered our planet, and therefore, ourselves.
The hexagonal cubbyholes contain their larvae.
This is where life begins for the bee.
The honeycombs are each of us.
The hive is all of us.
Our survival is intimately linked to these life-giving pollinators.
When I began this series, my heart had sunk over the situation we’d created. As I continued to paint, I felt a glimmer of something new.
Where can life begin again for us endangered species?
Out of the collective acknowledgement of our short-sightedness and our potential for birthing new ideas and the choices we make must come hope and healing.
Blossoms & Bees 40"x30" oil on canvas
Queen Bee, Savior 40"x30" oil on canvas
Death by Hornet 40"x30" oil on canvas
Genocide 60"x40" oil on canvas
Nectar Siphon 20"x16" oil on canvas
Eye See I 40"x30" Oil on Canvas
Sweet Bees 40"x30" oil on canvas
Active Laurels 20"x16" oil on canvas
Regal Peril 20"x16" oil on canvas
Fibonacci Sequence 60"x40" oil on canvas
Hive 40"x32" – 10"x8" each Oil on Panel
Sweet Bees, work on paper
Eye See I, work on paper
Death by Hornet, work on paper