Amazonia Collection - Silk Scarf & Beach Tower

I have embarked on a creative journey that revolves around the awe-inspiring biodiversity of the Amazon rainforest. Within this endeavor, I have designed a captivating product range, featuring the mesmerizing onça pintada, a species of jaguar indigenous to South America, particularly prevalent in Brazil. This collection is a heartfelt tribute to the extraordinary Amazonia, an integral part of Brazilian heritage. In crafting these artistic pieces, I sought to shed light on the urgent issue of deforestation in the Amazon rainforest. Shockingly, the Amazon has witnessed deforestation rates that have reached as high as 20% in recent years, posing a grave threat to its unique ecosystems. Notably, the extensive deforestation has also led to the extermination of numerous animal species that call the Amazon their home.

My intent extends beyond the realm of creative expression. I am driven by a profound desire to raise awareness about the critical state of the Amazon rainforest, where the delicate balance of nature is under relentless assault. Through my artwork, I hope to draw attention to the dire need for conservation efforts to protect this irreplaceable ecosystem.

Furthermore, I have undertaken a commitment to contribute to the cause of Amazon preservation. A percentage of the profits generated from the sale of these products will be donated to non-profit organizations dedicated to the conservation of the Amazon rainforest. Additionally, I am passionate about supporting the indigenous communities that inhabit the Amazonia forest. These communities are the stewards of this invaluable natural treasure and deserve our solidarity and assistance in preserving their way of life. My product range, featuring a silk scarf and a stunning sarong, has been made accessible through various online platforms. Moreover, these creations have been showcased at diverse art markets across the regions of Gold Coast and Brisbane, providing a platform to engage with a broader audience and convey the urgent message of Amazonia conservation.