"Life On Land" 🌽🍀🌾🌿 Wins Farabale Art Beat Challenge 2.0 (Artwork Review)




INSPIRATION

Since childhood, my practice of Art has been to communicate my thoughts and 
ideas. My discovery of this language gears towards creating an endless source of 
information to my generation and beyond. 


INTENTION 

This initiative seeks to rally You and I to own major stakes in the transformation of our eco system. Human life depends on earth for our sustenance and livelihoods, and evidently, plant life provides 80 percent of our human diet, and we rely on  agriculture as an important economic resource and means of development.

Thus, “Life on Land” aims to propagate the need for the preservation of our 
common heritage; natural habitat and biodiversity, 


DESIGN STRATEGY 

The composition and representational elements have come in fruition with the 
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The subject matter is upfront, composed 
to capture the true inward essence transmitted to evoke visceral reactions with the observer.

Life on Land 🌽🍀🌾🌿 Detailed Eye Shot



Life on Land 🌽🍀🌾🌿 Stage 4


CONCLUSION 

I hope my emergence as the overall winner for the Farabale ArtBeat Challenge 2.0 not inspire young artists, but also importantly, creates a shift in the 
nature of ongoing conversations from the clutch of Social Media to Practical 
solutions that would ignite more creativity, innovation and effectiveness in 
transformation.

Life on Land 🌽🍀🌾🌿 Finished artwork 


Work detail:

• Visual Artist: Fatola Israel
• Artwork Title: “Life On Land" 🌽🍀🌾🌿
• Medium: Graphite Pencils on Modelling Card
• Dimension: 21' by 25' Inches
• Year: 2017


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