Damien Hirst | Bob Dylan
A host of artists who share Leah and Gabrielle’s passion for conservation have also contributed work to the project, including photographer El Hardwick, whose bold images explore the ways in which we can heal a damaged planet; Chris Fallows’ photographic encounters with wild animals in extraordinary moments will be on show; we can expect pieces by urban artist, Dom Pattinson and provocative, international painter and sculptor Mason Storm, while Leah Wood will display her own paintings of the planet’s rich flora and fauna. She tells us: “My passions are art, painting, and my ambassador work for Cool Earth, so I’m proud to combine these to raise money and awareness for Cool Earth and Sea Shepherd at such a critical time for the planet. We must continue to take urgent climate action to protect rainforest and support people who live there.”
Chris Fallows
Gabrielle Du Plooy explains: “With World Environment Day coming up on 5 June, there has never been a more vital time to take action. We have one planet and one chance. We are proud to have so many incredible artists who share our passion, many of whom have captured incredible natural wonders up close and provided them for this show, and others who have seen the devastating impact humans have had on the planet and explore that in the exhibition and, more importantly, what we can do to help it heal.”
Dom Pattinson | Rebecca Fontaine-Wolf
The exhibition will launch with a VIP Private View at Koppel Project on 2 June and will open to the public on 3 June, before moving to Zebra One Gallery’s virtual exhibition with key pieces available to view in person at the Hampstead gallery until 16 June.