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This sculpture ‘wonder’ was made with the inspiration of the work done by the Liberian Chimp Rescue, a charity who rescue the young chimps poached from the wild to go into the illegal pet trade in Liberia. In my works I aim to bridge the gap between us and the natural world, as the animals I create are depicted showing the same thoughts, feelings and emotions as we do as humans. We can relate to the feeling of wonder this young chimp portrays – we all speak the same natural language and the Earth brings the same feeling of wonder to all of it’s creations – we just need to take the time to stop and notice. The butterfly also symbolises the change that is yet to come.
This sculpture ‘wonder’ was made with the inspiration of the work done by the Liberian Chimp Rescue, a charity who rescue the young chimps poached from the wild to go into the illegal pet trade in Liberia. In my works I aim to bridge the gap between us and the natural world, as the animals I create are depicted showing the same thoughts, feelings and emotions as we do as humans. We can relate to the feeling of wonder this young chimp portrays – we all speak the same natural language and the Earth brings the same feeling of wonder to all of it’s creations – we just need to take the time to stop and notice. The butterfly also symbolises the change that is yet to come.
This sculpture ‘wonder’ was made with the inspiration of the work done by the Liberian Chimp Rescue, a charity who rescue the young chimps poached from the wild to go into the illegal pet trade in Liberia. In my works I aim to bridge the gap between us and the natural world, as the animals I create are depicted showing the same thoughts, feelings and emotions as we do as humans. We can relate to the feeling of wonder this young chimp portrays – we all speak the same natural language and the Earth brings the same feeling of wonder to all of it’s creations – we just need to take the time to stop and notice. The butterfly also symbolises the change that is yet to come.
This sculpture ‘wonder’ was made with the inspiration of the work done by the Liberian Chimp Rescue, a charity who rescue the young chimps poached from the wild to go into the illegal pet trade in Liberia. In my works I aim to bridge the gap between us and the natural world, as the animals I create are depicted showing the same thoughts, feelings and emotions as we do as humans. We can relate to the feeling of wonder this young chimp portrays – we all speak the same natural language and the Earth brings the same feeling of wonder to all of it’s creations – we just need to take the time to stop and notice. The butterfly also symbolises the change that is yet to come.
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Wonder Sculpture

Chloe Farrant

United Kingdom

Sculpture, Ceramic on Ceramic

Size: 9.4 W x 10.2 H x 7.9 D in

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About The Artwork

This sculpture ‘wonder’ was made with the inspiration of the work done by the Liberian Chimp Rescue, a charity who rescue the young chimps poached from the wild to go into the illegal pet trade in Liberia. In my works I aim to bridge the gap between us and the natural world, as the animals I create are depicted showing the same thoughts, feelings and emotions as we do as humans. We can relate to the feeling of wonder this young chimp portrays – we all speak the same natural language and the Earth brings the same feeling of wonder to all of it’s creations – we just need to take the time to stop and notice. The butterfly also symbolises the change that is yet to come.

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Sculpture:Ceramic on Ceramic

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:9.4 W x 10.2 H x 7.9 D in

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I am a ceramic wildlife artist born in Newton Abbot, specialising in hand building techniques with stoneware and porcelain. I have also co-ordinated a range of local community and school projects, alongside an international art project in recent years. After graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in Art History, I began training with multiple award-winning animal sculptor Nick Mackman and have been creating my own wildlife art ever since. As a Specialist Leader of Education, I have also been helping to develop the provision of art within schools across the country.

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