AMARGOT

Ode to the earth.

"We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children" (Antoine de Saint-Exupéry)
Currently in progress, this series illustrates the need to act in the face of global warming.
She invites us to reflect on the urgency of protecting our planet from the devastating effects of global warming and preserving our ecosystem for future generations.

Au Bord du Lac. Proclaimed the global cause of the year 2011 by General Assembly of the United Nations,
forests naturally absorb CO2 and thus protect us from floods. Degraded, they reject him.
Deck chairs suggest the moments of relaxation that we risk losing if we do not act to protect our environment.

Vestige d'un Equilibre Perdu. Instead of floating freely in the air, little by little a hot air balloon, a symbol of adventure and freedom, transforms into an imposing iceberg, a tragic allegory of global warming.
“Vestige of a lost balance” recalls the urgency of protecting our fragile environment, of fighting against global warming which threatens these majestic guardians of ice.

Le Gardien de la Grotte. A silent witness to the melting ice and the inexorable advance of the ocean, a blue lizard symbolizing vulnerable fauna emerges from the hollowed-out trunk of a plane tree.
With dismay, he watches the sea foam gradually infiltrate his habitat, suggesting the imminent submergence of his natural cave.
"Le Gardien de la Grotte" is a reminder that nature is in danger, that ecosystems are threatened, just as wildlife depends on them.

Sérénade Eolienne. In a changing landscape, where the consequences of global warming are increasingly felt, wind turbines offer a glimmer of hope.The work invites us to reflect on our relationship with nature, on the importance of taking action to preserve our planet, and reminds us that even in a world undergoing profound change, wind power can offer a solution for a greener, more promising future.

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