Vocalization of the ocean depths Weaving the songs of the sea Exploration through migrations Followed by submarine symphony.
Through the blue travels distant melody Silence the noise, And maybe we shall hear.
Humpback whales, gentle oceanic giants, utilize vocalization for communication, and their songs reverberate through the underwater world. Each whale population develops its unique melody, and when two populations meet, they learn from each other. Their songs evolve with time, with each successive generation, becoming the intangible cultural heritage of nature itself. However, their songs are under threat. Due to increasing human activities, the oceans grow noisy. Sound pollution disrupts the whales' communication and mutes their songs. By restricting anthropogenic activities on migratory routes and vital habitats of these giants, the music of the ocean can be preserved. The silence of underwater realms carries deeper consequences than we can imagine.
"Whale songs" is part of the "Ocean" subseries, within the broader collection titled "From Tundra to Tropical Rainforest." Collection also has a written addition to every painting. It's my biggest body of work so far. Paintings feature animals and their stories acros the Earths biomes.
Each original painting comes with a certificate of authenticity that is personally signed by Laura Lončar. Your artwork will also include hand written letter and a small surprise gift.
With each painting from the series "From tundra to tropical rainforest", you will also receive a hard cover artbook featuring the whole collection of 30 paintings, close-ups and writings.
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