Don Monet "Burning Tree, Palestine" Afterwards

Afterwards

"Painted this from Garbage Island in Trout Lake

In the jubilant paintings…it is lush and green – the tree of life

"Gus and I went on a wonderful paddle up the Bonnechere River near Killaloe

I added a bit of colour and a centre of rusted can - it reminds me of an accretion disk in space"  Sufficient loose mass eventually "collapses" or accretes into larger collective masses

Don Monet "Burning Tree, Palestine" Afterwardsacrylic and photo collage on panel 12 X 12 in. 2024 Framed "I felt I had to paint something after witnessing the genocidal war crimes for the past year. Meanwhile, life here in the west goes on, while blithely turning a blind eye to the burning horror being conducted in our names" Framed 100% of sale will go to a Gaza Relief Charity To see more of Don Monet work visit his webpages by clicking here