Artist depicts destruction in Serengeti

Papageorge
Papageorge

Georgia Papageorge has traveled a long spiritual journey over the years, documenting nature’s wonders in art form.

Her solo exhibition, The Sherpard Principle, on show at the I-Towers in the Gaborone CBD, recently revealed her deep sense of conservation and how her defiance against those who try to suppress her silent voice of advocacy.

The elderly artist told Arts&Culture that her work instigated awareness. “I am not political. I just love nature but I produce the kind of art that will make people aware of the destruction that might be taking place around them.

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