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CELEBRATING EARTH MONTH Kick off Earth Month with these ART FOR CHANGE artists! |
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Happy Earth Month! As a climate-conscious company we are dedicated to supporting ongoing global reforestation efforts. In fact, we are proud to say that with the support of our collectors and artist partners, ART FOR CHANGE has supported planting 7000 trees since our inception! Environmental conservation is not only a core value at ART FOR CHANGE but also a cause deeply embraced by many of our artist partners. As Joel Mesler aptly states, "Obviously, we have all seen that without a healthy environment and Earth, very little else works. It is the source where everything grows. We need it and must love and respect it." This Earth Month, join us in celebrating our planet's beauty and resilience with a stunning collection of prints inspired by nature. Each limited edition reflects a shared commitment to environmental awareness and sustainability. Discover the stories behind these works and the artists’ perspectives below, and explore their creations with us throughout the month. ART FOR CHANGE will plant ten trees for each print sold in support |
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Impetus is an edition from Katia Lifshin in her signature spacebending, surrealist, green and blue style. Her recurring protagonist steps into the seemingly endless checkered path, swirling through the hills toward a light in the distance. “As a person who loves and cherishes nature, I feel humbled and happy to know my actions can help, even a little bit,” shared Lifshin on the collaboration. “It’s exciting to know my work can contribute to a cause this great and important.” |
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20.75 x 18 inches Limited Edition of 4 with 3 AP |
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Coy Tiger is the newest, delightful series of hand-embellished block prints from Kour Pour. Symbolizing strength, bravery and fierce independence in the Chinese Zodiac, while the tiger may have placed third in the mythical, celestial race, it is at the top of our hearts in Pour’s playful rendition of this powerful feline. “With this new series of prints, 10 trees will be planted for every print sold to help combat climate change through reforestation efforts. Tigers have become endangered in part because of deforestation, and I am excited that this project will help address the issue.” |
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11 x 14 inches Limited Edition of 25 with 5AP + 1PP |
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The Sway is an exploration of form, color and movement, in which gestural strokes of reds, greens and yellows appear in gradient tones. As in many of Soumya Netrabile paintings, the image features botanical contours that are simultaneously figurative and abstract. Of this series benefitting global reforestation, she notes, “I’m very concerned about the impending environmental crisis that humanity is facing. The forest preserve where I spend my time is a dying ecosystem, so this is something I confront every day when I am exploring the woods. I am so thrilled to be working with ART FOR CHANGE to help raise funds for reforestation efforts by providing this limited edition print.” |
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Hand-pulled silkscreen print 8 color silkscreen print on Stonehenge fawn paper Limited Edition of 45 with 10 AP These screenprints are available via private sale, kindly email hello@artforchange.come to inquire. |
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Passionate about the environment, Joel Mesler notes, "Obviously we have all seen that without a healthy environment and earth very little else works. It is the source where everything grows. We need it and must love and respect it ... we should just get out of the way and let live!" |
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24 x 19.5 inches Limited edition of 10 Limited edition of 20 with 5AP + 1PP |
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Dorado Beach Pool stems from a recent body of work inspired by the paradisiacal settings of the Caribbeans—and, more specifically, the ways that they have been marketed through resort brochures and travel catalogs. Amassed over time, these promotional images become visual fodder for the artist, who mines the ways in which the locale has been sold as a fantasy to both foreigners and locals alike. Enoc Perez’s work centers on Dorado, a town in northern Puerto Rico populated by luxurious hotels and mansions. Detailed by shadowy lines that insinuate the soft movement caused by a tropical breeze, the image centers on a swimming pool surrounded by umbrellas that provide shade to a presumed, though unseen, elite. In this way, the image offers a critique on capitalist exploitations of the island territory, while simultaneously celebrating its beauty. |
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