
Cape Town artist, Jop
Kunneke’s latest collection delivers satirical social commentary, masked
by his masterful depiction of creatures at the fringe of the animal kingdom.
The quirky themes of ‘survival of the sneakiest’ and ‘adapt
or die’ are presented through a narrative visual exploration of
‘pointed snouts, darting tongues and curving claws’.
Environmental strain forces species to clash as their ecosystems are encroached upon and overloaded and people face a similar plight as resources dwindle. Our primordial playmates reveal that the solution to survival is to innovate and adapt in order to salvage a relationship with the environment.
Environmental strain forces species to clash as their ecosystems are encroached upon and overloaded and people face a similar plight as resources dwindle. Our primordial playmates reveal that the solution to survival is to innovate and adapt in order to salvage a relationship with the environment.
Jop Kunneke comments: “Out of
the daily drama in nature, some ingenious and creative methods have evolved in
order to get to the ‘honey’.”
For further information, a preview or to
make an appointment please contact The Gallery
at Grande Provence Heritage Wine
Estate at gallery@grandeprovence.co.za
or 021 876 8630. The Gallery is open
from Monday to Sunday, from 10h00 till 17h00.
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