'Caught' the Tiger by its Tail
What does this Artwork represent? This piece is part of my AP 3D Studio Art Portfolio and represents "Life on Land" (SDG 15)*. The animal behind the curtain is the Bengal Tiger, India's national animal. With around 2,500 individuals left, this species is close to extinction. The red and yellow cloths show the process of destruction of both the tiger and it's habitat. The roaring image of the tiger indicates how the tiger is so much stronger than us humans but we're the ones that are "closing the curtains" on it. *In 2015, the united nations set 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs) to achieve by 2030. These are set around issues the world is currently dealing with and need to be resolved. This piece focuses on SDG 15, which is "Life on Land". Why the title? The phrase "to catch a tiger by its tail" is used in reference to taking control over something that is threatening or powerful. Which is exactly what we humans h...
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