Russell Ronat/ Project Holocene
Project Holocene endangered species Aquatic Exhibit is currently available. The project features large illuminated paintings that capture the fragility and beauty of many species of animals. A wide variety of endangered fish, aquatic mammals and sea birds are represented in the project. It is the goal of the project to use art as a tool to bring understanding to conservation issues. The paintings are presented with the scientific information on each species, combining art with the science creates a captivating display. Art has a unique role in building empathy and encouraging an understanding of the necessity of conservation.The exhibition aims to inspire compassion for the protection and flourishing of aquatic species, biodiversity and ocean conservation.
The experience:
• Art and Science
• Sustainability and endangered species
• Mixed media and large projections
• Interactive experience to foster creativity
An exhibit focused on conservation:
Biodiversity
The wild animal trade
Deforestation/Habitat Loss
The steps we can all take to ensure survival of fragile species
The Aquatic Species display is currently yon display at the Georgia Aquarium. This exhibit includes 14 large, illuminated paintings on permanent display. The Clearwater Marine Aquarium is currently also hosting the exhibition until Oct 2024.
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