extinct each day—a rate the world has not seen since the extinction of
the dinosaurs 65 million years ago. Yet contrary to past mass extinctions,
which were caused naturally by climate shifts, asteroids strikes and
volcanic eruptions, this influx of extinctions is caused by one of nature’s
most intricate creations: the human species.
Human activity has caused global warming and the loss of wildlife
habitats, which are primary drivers in the rapid and unprecedented
changes to our biosphere and the complex ecological web that exists
within it, threatening countless species as they tip like dominos in our
composite ecosystem.
“I want to share what’s on my mind and in my heart with people
through my art,” says Atmajaya of his series. “I want to show that all
animals face the threat of extinction and that so many of them are
already on their way to extinction.”
While a love of nature can be considered a mainstream concept
within the world of art, Atmajaya takes that concept to the next level. By
uniquely combining or revealing unusual natural elements, Atmajaya is
able to create a masterpiece that sits just outside of our usual perception
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