![Spring weather in the early morning and early evening, during runs along Battersea Park and the Thames in London, and reflecting on how it can remain glorious despite climate change.
Stephen Hawking said last year that the Earth could become like Venus "with a temperature of 250 degrees [Celsius], and raining sulphuric acid", in response to the announcement of the US's withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord. Scientists say this is unlikely (i.e., the oceans are unlikely to boil away, like what might have happened on Venus).
Regardless, it would be good to continue to live happily on our beautiful planet, as Hawking rightly called it, and enjoy running in the open air among other things, for a long time to come.
The red section where the two circles/planets could converge in terms of temperature, is hopefully a very unlikely prospect. The daffodils and weather symbols have been painted in oil for added texture and luster.](https://images.saatchiart.com/saatchi/1099747/art/4973111/additional_be3b1976fd06bc3f34847f4cf7dec6b4ad17a32c-AICC2-22.jpg)
![Spring weather in the early morning and early evening, during runs along Battersea Park and the Thames in London, and reflecting on how it can remain glorious despite climate change.
Stephen Hawking said last year that the Earth could become like Venus "with a temperature of 250 degrees [Celsius], and raining sulphuric acid", in response to the announcement of the US's withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord. Scientists say this is unlikely (i.e., the oceans are unlikely to boil away, like what might have happened on Venus).
Regardless, it would be good to continue to live happily on our beautiful planet, as Hawking rightly called it, and enjoy running in the open air among other things, for a long time to come.
The red section where the two circles/planets could converge in terms of temperature, is hopefully a very unlikely prospect. The daffodils and weather symbols have been painted in oil for added texture and luster.](https://images.saatchiart.com/saatchi/1099747/art/4973111/additional_eeb0147ebb15917ac4727e8ea33ec8f6bee28d9f-AICC2-22.jpg)
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Not Yet Hot Like Venus Painting
United Arab Emirates
Painting, Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 23.6 W x 19.7 H x 1.2 D in
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Spring weather in the early morning and early evening, during runs along Battersea Park and the Thames in London, and reflecting on how it can remain glorious despite climate change. Stephen Hawking said last year that the Earth could become like Venus "with a temperature of 250 degrees [Celsius], and raining sulphuric acid", in response to the announcement of the US's withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord. Scientists say this is unlikely (i.e., the oceans are unlikely to boil away, like what might have happened on Venus). Regardless, it would be good to continue to live happily on our beautiful planet, as Hawking rightly called it, and enjoy running in the open air among other things, for a long time to come. The red section where the two circles/planets could converge in terms of temperature, is hopefully a very unlikely prospect. The daffodils and weather symbols have been painted in oil for added texture and luster.
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Size:23.6 W x 19.7 H x 1.2 D in
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United Arab Emirates
I am an Australian artist who lives in Abu Dhabi, mainly working across oil and acrylic paint on large-size canvas, and fine-point ink pen on paper. More recent work includes collages, combining painting, illustration and other elements. I love horizon lines, plants and flowers and pollinator animals.
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