Peace in the Jungle

Linda Carruth

Linda Carruth layers digital collage with a folk sensibility to create a sanctuary that feels both vibrant and vulnerable. This piece presents a lush, patterned wilderness that serves as a quiet protest against the encroaching noise of industrial expansion.

Peace in the Jungle — framed, leaning against the wall
Linda Carruth

Peace in the Jungle

Linda Carruth layers digital collage with a folk sensibility to create a sanctuary that feels both vibrant and vulnerable. This piece presents a lush, patterned wilderness that serves as a quiet protest against the encroaching noise of industrial expansion.

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20 × 25 cm · about ⅛ the width of a 3-seat sofa

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Peace in the Jungle

Linda Carruth

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From the artist, Linda Carruth

Peace in the Jungle seems like a whimsical piece on the surface but underneath it laments wildlife's disappearing habitat over time at the hands of man. That peaceful place to live is no more, what with the clamoring of machinery clearing land and destroying their habitat. How can we deny them what is theirs?

A Vibrant Sanctuary Amidst the Echo of Encroaching Industry

At first glance, the work invites the viewer into a bright, patterned world where zebra stripes and avian diversity thrive among dense botanical layers. This digital collage uses a folk-art aesthetic to build a dreamlike sanctuary, framing a serene scene where nature appears to exist in a state of grace. The intricate pattern designs suggest a complex, interconnected ecosystem that is as delicate as it is vivid.

Beneath this playful surface lies a poignant lament for the wild spaces lost to human machinery. As land is cleared and habitats are dismantled, the piece asks a difficult question about our responsibility to the creatures we displace. It captures a fleeting peace, reminding us that the freedom in nature is being silenced by the clamor of progress, urging a reconsideration of what truly belongs to the wild.

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