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Mary Maka’s Digital Illustrations Evoke the Tender Coexistence of Humans and Nature — Colossal

Irina Runkel
Last updated: 7 June 2024 13:53
Published 7 June 2024
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Illustration Nature#animals #digital #Mary Maka #mythologyJune 7, 2024Jackie Andres#animals #digital #Mary Maka #mythology



Illustration
Nature

#animals
#digital
#Mary Maka
#mythology

June 7, 2024

Jackie Andres

All images © Mary Maka, shared with permission

Feminine deities intertwine with nature in Mary Maka’s digital illustrations. Depicting the deep connection between humans and the environment, the artist (previously) questions the prospect of maintaining a harmonious bond with other living creatures. Though holistic coexistence pervaded mythological narratives, can that type of kinship still exist today?

Simultaneously emanating an aura of gentleness and power, each figure almost completely melds into the lush environments they find themselves in. “By choosing women to embody these deities, the illustrations celebrate feminine strength and vulnerability, depicting women as an integral part of the forces of the natural world,” says Maka. 

The artist’s first textile works will be on view in Belgrade this August, so stay updated through her Behance and Instagram.

 

a woman sits atop a pink flower, embracing two ants

a woman's face is surrounded by a abundance of vegetation.

a woman's face is surrounded by a abundance of flowers. some flowers are patterned and have faces.

a woman's face is surrounded by a abundance of sea creatures such as corals, anemones, and fish. two women sit at a table and admire a large vase of pink and orange flowers. some of the flowers have faces

#animals
#digital
#Mary Maka
#mythology

 

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