Jordan Delmonte

"Gatlinburg. Tennessee (USA)."

Émilie Teresina Caracciolo

"Devoir d’irrévérence."

"Terra Earth"

"Anatomy of the Atmosphere, Sonoran Desert."

Quin De La Mer

"Gateway for the Dead, Lake Cahuilla."

"Ecocide for Profit, Salton Sea."

Daithan Vaughn

"Ripples and Stone."

"The Colours of the Spirit."

Tiffany Moreno

"Souls Intertwined."

"Wild Flower."

Dajana Knieling

"The Wind in the Reeds."

"The Touch of Water."

"Sun on the Frozen Lake."

Lou Liska

"Flapping in the Wind. Schneeber, Fadensteig."

"Flapping in the Wind. Raito, Costiera Amalfitana."

Andreas Kretzschmar

"Inside the Tree."

"Cold Sunset."

Photographers

Colin Gentile

Size: 70 cm x 90 cm.<br />
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Printed on fine art paper, Arches BFK Rives White 310g, and mounted on a 3mm Dibond plate.

"Tutuvudedessus."

"Velours Noir pour Julie Mottez."

"(Not) Yin (Not) Yang."

"Sand and Fire, Australia Outback."

Hadriel Torres

"Whale’s Last Rest, Rockingham, WA."

"The Duel, Rottnest Island, WA."

Lewis Andrews

"St Ives 302."

"St Ives 304."

Olga Regina

"White Cliffs."

Lauren Layton Harris

"Gaze of a Wolf."

"Eternal Honor."

"Resilience."

Bikram Ghosh

"Aurora Explosion."

"Sunflower Trails."

Pedro Rocha Murgel

"Golden Cascade."

"Core of the Drought."

The name "Terra Earth" draws inspiration from the Latin word "Terra" which translates to Earth, reflecting our deep desire to establish a profound connection with our planetary home. Latin, a foundational element in many modern languages, including English, carries a rich history of scientific, philosophical, and cultural exploration of the natural World. This exhibition bridges linguistic and cultural legacies, emphasising our enduring bond with Earth across time and geography. As you engage with these images, observe how diverse cultures worldwide harmonise with nature, prompting reflection on humanity's role in preserving our planet's ecosystems. Contemplate Earth's delicate balance of fragility and resilience, and embrace our shared responsibility to nurture admiration, care, and consciousness for our remarkable “Terra”.

Carlotta Gallery

Georgia

Terra Earth