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We’ll Go Together & Precious / Alyse Dietel

Alyse Dietel

Iceland

Ink, Watercolor, and Acrylic on Paper, 10 x 14 in.

 

We’ll Go Together is a reflection on the interconnectedness between humanity and the natural world, particularly the ocean. Two cupped hands cradle water, a breaching whale, and delicate marine flora, symbolizing both care and responsibility. Reef fish swim below, reinforcing the idea that life beneath the surface depends on our stewardship. This piece serves as a visual reminder that when we nurture and respect nature, it flourishes. 

 

Dietel emphasizes the urgent need for environmental awareness and action. By blending intricate pen work, watercolor, and acrylic, she captures both the fragility and resilience of marine ecosystems. Her goal is to inspire appreciation and understanding of the natural world, encouraging viewers to see themselves as caretakers rather than mere observers.

 

Alyse Dietel is a self-taught artist specializing in intricate, nature-inspired works that highlight environmental conservation. A former professional rock climber, she discovered her passion for art during her recovery from a severe climbing accident. Her work blends scientific awareness with artistic storytelling, aiming to inspire curiosity and action for the natural world.

We'll go Together: 2000 USD

 

 

PreciousInk, Watercolor, and Acrylic on Paper, 14 x 20 in.Dietel’s Precious is a compelling reflection on what society chooses to value. Depicting a Svalbard reindeer with antlers of ice and diamonds, the piece juxtaposes the natural world with symbols of material wealth, prompting viewers to question why rarity and beauty in nature are often overlooked in favor of luxury. The icy antlers serve as both a mesmerizing and fragile reminder of the Arctic’s vulnerability, emphasizing the fleeting nature of its ecosystems in the face of climate change. Through this imagery, Dietel reframes the conversation around worth, suggesting that if we cherished and protected nature as much as we do material riches, the world would be in a far better state.Precious embodies Dietel’s commitment to creating environmental art that highlights nature’s resilience and beauty, while subtly underscoring the urgency of conservation. By merging scientific awareness with artistic storytelling, she translates complex ecological issues into accessible and thought-provoking imagery. Dietel’s work fosters admiration, encouraging an emotional connection that can spark curiosity and, ultimately, action. Alyse Dietel is a self-taught artist specializing in intricate, nature-inspired works that highlight environmental conservation. A former professional rock climber, she discovered her passion for art during her recovery from a severe climbing accident. Her work blends scientific awareness with artistic storytelling, aiming to inspire curiosity and action for the natural world.
Precious: 4000 USD

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