There are many artists who use waste as a creative method, but few are as peaceful, tranquil and soothing as JK Browns works.
Brown lives in West Wales, which is famous for its wildlife habitat. Whenever Brown goes out for a walk, he never forgets to pick up discarded metal fragments, some of which are even illegally dumped and washed up on the seashore. Then patiently piece by piece, we pieced together kingfishers, blue butterflies, magpies and other animals.
For Brown, he has loved observing these wild animals since he can remember. Recording the forms of these animals through paintings or other creative methods is like the most precious gift that nature has given him. , especially as the habitats of these animals are gradually being polluted, Brwons works seem to be able to temporarily reverse the process of human destruction, retain a clean world in everyones hearts, and give these animals a free living space.
Perhaps while appreciating these metal animals, we should also think about whether if we continue to develop at will in the name of economy, thinking that there will be no consequences, will one day our next generation be left with nothing but Can these metal animals be viewed?
