Last Perch | Orange-bellied Parrot | 20 × 20 in | Original Acrylic on Canvas
“Last Perch” is a quiet reflection on a species standing at the edge of survival.
Part of my “We Can Co-Exist” series, this original acrylic painting portrays the critically endangered Orange-bellied Parrot—a small bird whose struggle carries a much larger message about the fragile balance of our natural world.
The title speaks of a simple question: what happens when there is no safe place left to return to?
Through colour, texture and expressive detail, the painting invites us to pause and consider the spaces we share with other species—and the responsibility we have to protect them. Because conservation is not only about saving a species; it is about preserving its place in the world.
A painting about vulnerability, hope, and the possibility of coexistence—because every species deserves a place to perch, to live and to belong.
Last Perch | Orange-bellied Parrot | 20 × 20 in | Original Acrylic on Canvas
“Last Perch” is a quiet reflection on a species standing at the edge of survival.
Part of my “We Can Co-Exist” series, this original acrylic painting portrays the critically endangered Orange-bellied Parrot—a small bird whose struggle carries a much larger message about the fragile balance of our natural world.
The title speaks of a simple question: what happens when there is no safe place left to return to?
Through colour, texture and expressive detail, the painting invites us to pause and consider the spaces we share with other species—and the responsibility we have to protect them. Because conservation is not only about saving a species; it is about preserving its place in the world.
A painting about vulnerability, hope, and the possibility of coexistence—because every species deserves a place to perch, to live and to belong.
