Urban

Urban Wildlife – Original Works
This body of work places wildlife directly into human-made spaces.
Concrete, walls, marks, and surfaces become part of the story — not as backdrops, but as evidence. The animals are rendered with realism and intent, carrying the weight of their existence into environments shaped by us. This is where wild meets urban, without separation or comfort.
Hidden within some pieces are messages layered into the surfaces — words, fragments, and symbols that speak to conservation, responsibility, and consequence. They are not always obvious. Like the reality of wildlife loss, they are easy to overlook unless you stop and look properly.
These works are driven by the belief that awareness alone isn’t enough. Wildlife doesn’t disappear quietly, and this art doesn’t either. Each piece asks the viewer to confront their place in the story — not as a spectator, but as part of the environment these animals are forced to navigate.
This collection exists as both celebration and resistance — honouring the animals still here, and challenging the systems that continue to put them at risk.