Nature destruction art

Dark forest painting that was inspired by the environment. I wanted to capture the dark forest aesthetic and show the destruction of our landscapes. Nuclear Wasteland, 2018. Acrylic Painting on 42" by 48" canvas. #forest #darkforest #darkforestaesthetic #natureaesthetic #nature #landscape #landscapeaesthetic #sunset #sunsetaesthetic #art #artwork #painting #environmentalpainting #environmentalartwork #magicalforest #magic #magicalpainting #arylicpainting #acrylicpaint #paintingideas #gothic

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“Slash+Burn” was created in response to the growing issues of deforestation, industrial pollution, and the current administration’s efforts to gut environmental protections. The image envisions a quaint, springtime forest scene that is being ripped open t…

I think of deforestation in this picture because it shows how the tree looked before and now after it was burnt or torn down. I think this picture is also creative.

Lungs of the planet. Lost there. Felt here. 20% of the worlds oxygen is produced in the Amazon rain forests alone. Each day a football field of forest is destroyed to produce Palm Oil. What can we do? Buy less Palm Oil #knowyourproducts #junkfood #climatechange

Despite people's effort to stop the destruction, humans continue to take destroy nature without hesitation.

The green and walkable city is back (after a couple of millennia) The Romans were the first civilization to recognise the benefits of rural features within a city; from the Campus Martius that was transformed into

Justin Lim’s recent acrylic and enamel paintings convene symbols of both nature’s beauty and manmade destruction. The dominant aspect of each work, whether a mushroom cloud or floral arrangement, is only a point of entry for a work that reveals itself as critiquing multiple concepts at a time.