Two highly regarded English painters have employed placrylic to create sustainable luxury plant paintings

Sustainable art collectors will be able to buy Limited Edition Organic Cushions and Bamboo Giclee Prints of the works at the sustainability show this weekend

English Painter and Chemist, artist hana invented Placrylic™, the brand-new medium for artists, in 2020 to address the climate and health concerns modern artists are worried about

Placrylic™ is a patented sustainable plant paint that, like behaves like traditional oil paint in that you can work in layers. However, unlike oil paint, which typical requires titanium white paint and has a negative impact on ocean chemistry when washed down the drain, placrylic is 100% titanium free, marine friendly, and safe for use by artists

Juliet Petrarulo used harmonious natural placrylic colours to craft a painting that at first glance draws you in with aesthetics because of its resemblance to a luxurious marble design when really it depicts an aerial perspective of intelligent eels migrating into cleaner water because of a change in ocean chemistry

The use of eco yellow placrylic paint to depict ocean toxicity in her Eel painting is of particular interest as we can see the intelligent eel swimming through the yellow more ‘toxic’ water towards the blue hues in the painting that depict freshwater ocean

Birch Tree Migration by Vinatha Reddy is also on display at the sustainability show. Armed with the knowledge that some tree species may be able to migrate from their home range more than 60 miles in a century and a limited palette of Placrylic colours, Vinatha embarked on the abstraction of birch trees

Birch Tree and Eel Migration Paintings will be on view at the Sustainability Show in London this weekend

You can attend the sustainability show this weekend free as a guest of Placrylic™ to see two new sustainable plant paintings and the full range of placrylic plant paints

Simply email Francesca Liotta info@placrylic.com