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Stories of arsonists and fire spirits

A$690.00

Stories about animals in connection to fire go way back to ancient times.
In this artwork, I have chosen two stories one true and one false.

In an Australian bushfire, a whistling kite will pick up alight sticks and purposefully take them to areas not on fire across rivers, roads and manmade firebreaks to create new fires.

In ancient Greece, Aristotle stated that the salamander was invulnerable to fire and born from flames. They have been seen running out of roaring fires unscathed.

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Stories about animals in connection to fire go way back to ancient times.
In this artwork, I have chosen two stories one true and one false.

In an Australian bushfire, a whistling kite will pick up alight sticks and purposefully take them to areas not on fire across rivers, roads and manmade firebreaks to create new fires.

In ancient Greece, Aristotle stated that the salamander was invulnerable to fire and born from flames. They have been seen running out of roaring fires unscathed.

Stories about animals in connection to fire go way back to ancient times.
In this artwork, I have chosen two stories one true and one false.

In an Australian bushfire, a whistling kite will pick up alight sticks and purposefully take them to areas not on fire across rivers, roads and manmade firebreaks to create new fires.

In ancient Greece, Aristotle stated that the salamander was invulnerable to fire and born from flames. They have been seen running out of roaring fires unscathed.

If you are outside of Australia and are interested in this artwork please send me a message and we can work out shipping costs.

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Inspired by my love of animals, I use ink, oils and watercolours to create detailed works that explore the relationships between species and their changing habitats.

By combining my naturalist style, quirky compositions and pairing animals who don’t coexist, I invite people to learn more about vulnerable species and do more to protect them.

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Location- Cedar Vale QLD 4285

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