Phase 2 Diffraction

Original, Painting | 100 × 100 cm | Unframed

£2,500

1 in stock

ABOUT THE ARTWORK
A fragmented tiger moves through a dark forest, where muted greens contrast with the animal’s vivid orange form. Illuminated by gold light, it emerges from a landscape suspended between the mind and reality. Two tigers inhabit the scene: one alert and confronting the viewer, the other resting in the river beyond. Together they suggest different states of being, watchfulness and repose, vulnerability and resilience. Highlighting the tiger’s precarious existence as both living animal, cultural myth, and target of human exploitation.

Medium: Oil on canvas
Category: Facing Extinction

ABOUT THE ARTIST
Tom Symonds is a Bristol-based painter exploring psychological and emotional states through symbolic animal imagery. His works merge East Asian influences with ecological concerns, drawing from natural history, dream logic, and personal mythology. A finalist in Wildlife Artist of the Year and other national exhibitions, his work invites reflection on the boundary between myth and reality, emotional states and identity.

ABOUT WILDLIFE ARTIST OF THE YEAR
This artwork was selected for exhibition in Wildlife Artist of the Year, David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation’s internationally acclaimed competition celebrating the very best in wildlife art while raising vital funds for conservation.

YOUR PURCHASE MAKES A DIFFERENCE
50% of the proceeds from this sale will support David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation (DSWF) and our conservation partners across Africa and Asia. Together, we fight wildlife crime and protect endangered species, from frontline action to global policy.

SHIPPING INFORMATION
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