Description

There are very few full or unspoiled wildernesses on Earth. A Beautiful Wilderness can be recovered, rehabilitated, or have its organizational culture modified at any moment. Rosalind has managed to beautifully craft the unspoiled natural beauty and wildness of the forest area.

We can see the striking disparities between the painting’s light and dark parts in terms of color contrast. With unnatural cracks and slashes in the downed trees, the background forest of trees and woods appeared to have been harmed by humans. The painter took note of the way the painting’s center, where trees had been completely leveled, was illuminated.

According to the artist, there are analogs to the maze of human thinking in every location in the wilderness, including glades and thickets. Who among those who possess an elevated mind or those who have broken hearts is able to meander through the woods alone without the wilderness whispering to them? If one were to look for the origins of that feeling, which is simultaneously sad, simple, kind, and enigmatic, they may find them in the grand and inventive sight of all creatures submissively following their fates.

This may be a frightening and daunting environment for some. Others may view this as paradise. Yet this is the wild for everyone. You will discover about these remote, untamed parts of the globe in this painting. You will learn about the issues these areas suffer from as well as what is now being accomplished to safeguard them.

Visualize a world where people don’t exist; a place of untamed beauty and chaos; a place where mankind isn’t always at the highest level of the food chain; a land where bizarre species that only your mind could conjure up live; a place where there are no automobiles, no plans, and no time. That is the world that Rosalind has depicted through this wonderful creation.

The artist, Rosalind, further explains that the wilderness area’s fundamental characteristic is that it allows people to continue to interact with untamed environments. It doesn’t matter if such a connection is defined by leisure usage or by customary, indigenous use, as long as it is founded on a basic respect for and enjoyment of the wild environment.