Temporarily not for sale
Participating in exhibition Galeria Azur Berlin , 
29 November 2024 - 11 January 2025
 
In the landscape art ‘WATER KEEPER’, a lone figure stands in a vast, arid desert landscape, his gaze fixed on an old, rusty water tower.
The setting is harsh, with dry, thin grass only just surviving the relentless sun. The man stands as if carrying the weight of the world's water crisis on his shoulders.
 
The background is a mix of light blue and green tones with squares like an old sheet of tartan paper. Seagulls hover, a strange but hopeful presence in the otherwise desolate scene.
Across this background are blurred tables with letters and numbers, representing calculations and scientific efforts to deal with the severe drought. These symbols of human ingenuity and problem-solving highlight the urgent need for innovative solutions to the problem of water scarcity.
 
‘WATER KEEPER’ captures a critical moment of reflection and determination and highlights the role of an individual in a wider struggle. The painting serves as a poignant reminder of the ongoing struggle against environmental challenges and the tireless human spirit that strives to overcome them.