Artist’s 15 Thought-Provoking Paintings Where Animals Interact With The World As Humans
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By Vika https://www.pictolic.com/article/artists-15-thought-provoking-paintings-where-animals-interact-with-the-world-as-humans.htmlHumans and nature are wildly interconnected, but we tend to forget that in today's society. To illustrate this uniquely, Richard Ahnert paints incredible pieces of art that showcase animals interacting with the world as we do.
In an interview with Pictolic, Richard shared that his art aligns with Anthropomorphic New Contemporary art as it primarily depicts animals in scenarios that mirror human experiences. From whimsical to more often a dark and thought-provoking tone, Richard masterfully conveys his message about our shared existence and the impact of human activities on the natural world.
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In a further interview, Richard told us more about himself and what initially drew him to the world of artistry.
"I'm a Toronto-based artist with a lifelong fascination for the natural world. Growing up in the city, I found myself drawn to books and magazines that showcased the beauty and diversity of nature and wildlife. This early inspiration fueled my artistic expression as a child and continues to be a driving force in my work today.”

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As for his creative process, Richard wrote: “The subject matter and process behind the paintings usually begins with a story, inspired by personal events or narratives that I have created.”

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Lastly, the artist commented more about the audience's takeaway.
“My work often prompts viewers to reflect on the interconnectedness of human and animal lives, as well as broader environmental themes,” wrote Richard.

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Keywords: Provoking paintings | Thought provoking | Paintings | Animals | Humans | Nature | Pieces of art | Showcase animals
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