Masterfully rendered in black and white and reproduced on luminous acrylic glass, this dramatic three-panel display spans 240 cm x 120 cm (94.5" x 47.2"). Stripped of colour, the focus shifts entirely to form, light, and the profound texture of the wild.
From the secluded heart of Northern Kruger, a solitary bull elephant emerges across the panoramic canvas. The high-contrast monochrome format reveals every detail with stunning clarity: the intricate map of cracks on his skin becomes a dramatic landscape, the play of light defines his powerful musculature, and the subtle gradients highlight the mud clinging to his body.
The deep greens of the Kruger thicket are transformed into a rich tapestry of grey tones, creating an abstract, timeless backdrop that amplifies the elephant's monumental presence. This artwork, presented exclusively on acrylic glass, is a study in minimalism and power. It is not merely an image, but a textural experience of scale and silence, commanding attention through the fundamental language of light and shadow.
Masterfully rendered in black and white and reproduced on luminous acrylic glass, this dramatic three-panel display spans 240 cm x 120 cm (94.5" x 47.2"). Stripped of colour, the focus shifts entirely to form, light, and the profound texture of the wild.
From the secluded heart of Northern Kruger, a solitary bull elephant emerges across the panoramic canvas. The high-contrast monochrome format reveals every detail with stunning clarity: the intricate map of cracks on his skin becomes a dramatic landscape, the play of light defines his powerful musculature, and the subtle gradients highlight the mud clinging to his body.
The deep greens of the Kruger thicket are transformed into a rich tapestry of grey tones, creating an abstract, timeless backdrop that amplifies the elephant's monumental presence. This artwork, presented exclusively on acrylic glass, is a study in minimalism and power. It is not merely an image, but a textural experience of scale and silence, commanding attention through the fundamental language of light and shadow.
