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Slugs become trees by Karina Danylchuk

Painting, Watercolor
One of a kind artwork
55 x 40 cm


2025
516,26 €
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Original artwork description


Inspired by the Spanish slugs invasion.
Invaders turn into trees, and some blackbirds turn into slugs. Metamorphoses unfold in a world that has been taken over. Slugs become trees, and trees are supposed to be something good, after all - they give us oxygen. So the invaders have brought something useful too. We are good, they say, you’ll see, just let yourselves be conquered. We will make you trees, and you will breathe through us. Just surrender your independence. We are not invaders; we bring goodness. You never had this before. Oh, did you? Well, before us it was worse - we are the improvement! From now on you will lean on our branches in your daily life, and soon you won’t remember how you ever lived without us.

Materials: watercolor on watercolor paper
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Subject

Animals
Flowers and plants

Style

Impressionism
Surrealism

Orientation

Portrait

Size
55 x 40 cm, 0.2 kg
Created
2025


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“Slugs become trees” was created by Karina Danylchuk.

The price is 600 USD.

The work measures 55 x 40 cm (height x width).

The medium is Watercolor. Classified as Impressionism, Animals.

The work was completed in 2025.

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