Felicity Nove creates art by pouring paint on sustainably farmed wood panels. Her solo show, Heredity Pour, runs from February 13th until and will remain at the gallery through March 12th at the Los Angeles Art Association/Gallery 825. 10% of sales from the show benefit Project Save our Surf Foundation.
Australian-born Nove uses her paintings to explore natural connections and disturbances. As an environmentally-concerned artist, she hopes that her work will cause people to rethink their relationship with the planet and what it means to live sustainably.
What's Driving This Trend
- Eco-artistic Expression
- There's an opportunity for artists to explore the use of eco-friendly materials as well as ways to raise awareness about environmental sustainability through their art.
- Sustainable Art Exhibitions
- The rising trend of hosting art exhibitions that feature environmentally conscious and sustainable artwork is an opportunity for art galleries and institutions to educate visitors about the importance of sustainability.
- Green Charity Collaborations
- Collaborating with sustainable charities that align with the values of an artist can allow them to promote sustainability and environmental awareness effectively while giving back to the local community.
Who This Affects Most
- Sustainable Art
- There's an opportunity for the sustainable art industry to grow by highlighting the benefits of using eco-friendly materials and promoting environmental sustainability.
- Art Galleries and Exhibitions
- Hosting and promoting sustainable art exhibitions and events can help art galleries and institutions to educate visitors about the importance of sustainability and showcase the work of environmentally conscious artists.
- Eco-friendly Charities
- Sustainable charities that align with the values of environmentally concerned artists can collaborate with them to promote sustainability and raise awareness about environmental issues through their artwork.
