About ‘The World is Losing Colour – Part 2’ by Erwin Lustig
The second part of the triptych is set underwater and follows the same concept: the animals are gradually losing their colourful habitat. In this instance, you can see the pufferfish slowly losing its colour. The sharks are doing everything they can to protect the fish and keep it alive. Here too, the roses symbolise the animals’ blood,…
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Erwin Lustig is a contemporary artist from Amersfoort, the Netherlands. In his surrealist artworks, he explores the transience, beauty and fragility of nature. Photography forms the foundation of his work, which he combines with photo editing, 3D modelling and digital drawing to bring his visions to life.
His work is created entirely by hand and digitally, without the use of AI.
Alongside his own work, Erwin also creates exclusive commissioned pieces. Curious…
