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London-Based Artist Is Motivated To Produce Art That Helps Protect Endangered Animal Species By Reusing Discarded Materials For His Life-Like Sculptures (22 Pics)
Josh Gluckstein is an artist, illustrator, and textile designer with more than 15 years of expertise in the field. During the lockdown, he started experimenting with different recycled materials to create life-size sculptures of wild animals to raise awareness of endangered species through his craft and contribute to their preservation the best way he can.
Josh is also an internationally recognized wildlife artist with a focus on anatomical studies, wildlife portraits, and drawings for wildlife documentaries for outlets including Discovery Channel and National Geographic Adventure Magazine. The travel enthusiast from London spent many months exploring Africa, Asia, and South America; this had a significant impact on his artistic work.
More info: Instagram | joshgluckstein.com | artsy.net
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Mine Truly 3 years ago
That's a pangolin for those of you who don't recognize this endangered species! ❤️
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Deborah Harris2 3 years ago
I love this one, you can see how he actually brings them to 'life'. How amazing!
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kitten levels tokyo 3 years ago
Next time a whole giraffe! The “bending down to pick up a leaf off the floor” pose would fit in your apartment. 😎
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Thee8thsense 3 years ago
This art moves my soul. It is clear that you have seen into the souls of these animals.
Thee8thsense 3 years ago
This art moves my soul. It is clear that you have seen into the souls of these animals.
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