This original illustration juxtaposes the Earth's abundance with its destruction.

A depiction of clouded confusion, and the limits of hope. 
Cradling the fruits of fertile soils, the eyes express the profound incredulity of a mind trying to find logic or hope in an environment of total devastation.

This design has journeyed from Gaza where water is scarce, food is expensive, and communication channels are crowded. An "internet card works for 24hrs." 
The pixilated image, received via WhatsApp, was scaled and cleaned using tools from Topaz Labs - AI Image & Video Enhancement Online.
The company printing and framing the art work, The Print Space, were chosen because of their commitment to quality and sustainability. 

Museum-quality art prints.
Prints are produced using archival-grade pigment inks on Hahnemühle Agave (290gsm) paper. This is a revolutionary, award-winning fine art stock certified to the ISO 9706 standard for maximum age resistance. Unlike standard posters that fade and turn yellow over time, these prints are acid-free, lignin-free, and guaranteed to remain vibrant for well over 100 years.

Eco-friendly Paper.
Using the most sustainable paper available in the fine art industry. It is crafted from 70% agave sisal fibres, a resilient desert crop requiring zero pesticides, fertilizers, or artificial watering, and 30% cotton. It is totally chlorine-free (TCF) and completely free from Optical Brightening Agents (OBAs/fluorescent chemical dyes).