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The expansive endeavor concerning artist Natalia Kapchuk’s latest series, “The Lost Animals,” persists, with regular dissemination of updates delineating its progress and noteworthy developments attained thus far. Renowned artist @Kapchuk manifests an ardent dedication towards conceptualizing and crafting sculptures encapsulating the essence of 15 distinct species of marine fauna, characterized by their magnificence and grace. Prominent among these are the Great White Shark, Orca, Spinetail, Devil Ray, Blue Whale, Hawksbill Sea Turtle, Seastars, Seahorses, and assorted others endemic to marine ecosystems. Underpinning this creative endeavor is Natalia Kapchuk’s profound mission, aimed at accentuating the imminent peril confronting these species and their susceptibility, predominantly attributable to human activities. Employing a palette replete with saturated hues and adhering meticulously to the authentic forms intrinsic to the chosen marine denizens, the artist endeavors to evoke a poignant portrayal. “The Lost Animals” series finds its genesis in an exhaustive examination of ‘The International Union for Conservation of Nature’s Red List (IUCN),’ an institution founded in 1964, which has since burgeoned into a preeminent repository of information pertaining to the global extinction risk status of animal, fungal, and plant species. #AnimalProtection #Wildlife #TheLostAnimals #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Artist #ContemporaryArt #EcoArt #NataliaKapchuk #Sustainability #Marinelife #Sculpture #WildlifeArt #ContemporarySculpture #SculptureArt #AnimalSculpture #WildlifeArt #WallArt #WallSculpture

A remarkable revelation has been unearthed by the diligent efforts of researchers affiliated with Northwestern University (Illinois): a concealed reservoir of water has been discerned beneath the Earth’s surface, situated at a profound depth of 700 kilometers. This revelation serves to overturn preconceived notions regarding the planet’s geological composition, as the subterranean reservoir in question surpasses the collective volume of all Earthly oceans thricefold. Consequently, it significantly augments humanity’s comprehension of the genesis of terrestrial water resources. This prodigious revelation, undoubtedly, represents but one among a myriad of discoveries yet to be unveiled, for our planet harbors an abundance of enigmatic phenomena awaiting elucidation. Its magnificence, potency, and aesthetic allure captivate the imagination of numerous individuals, particularly those engrossed in scientific inquiry and artistic expression. Renowned artist and environmental advocate, Natalia Kapchuk, finds inspiration in Earth’s resplendence, a theme she expertly portrays in her creations within The Lost Planet series. Notably, in her piece titled Invisible Life (2019), Kapchuk draws attention to the opulence and biodiversity of marine ecosystems, highlighting the latent potential for discovery inherent in unexplored species and habitats. #InvisibleLife #Discovery #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #EcoArt #ClimateChange #TheLostPlanet #Sustainability

Recent scientific discoveries reveal that the Ross Glacier, the largest ice shelf in Antarctica, comparable in size to the territory of France, exhibits perpetual motion, shifting forward and backward by 6-8 centimeters daily. This phenomenon stems from the influence of ice flows diverging from the continent, potentially accelerating ice melt and subsequent sea level elevation. Renowned artist, eco-activist, and philanthropist Natalia Kapchuk (@Kapchuk) delves into the concerning discourse surrounding diminishing ice coverage in her piece titled “The Vanishing Antarctica” (2019). Within her artistic expression, Kapchuk accentuates the rapid reduction of Arctic sea ice, declining at a staggering rate of almost thirteen percent per decade, with the oldest and thickest ice in the region dwindling by an astounding ninety-five percent. Employing natural crystals, diamond dust, and resi-create in “The Vanishing Antarctica” (2019), the artist meticulously crafts a glacial semblance, while incorporating metallic leaf to underscore the progressive thinning of ice layers. #VanishingAntarctica #ArcticSeaice #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #EcoArt #ClimateChange #TheLostPlanet #Sustainability

Integrating multiple objects within an interior simultaneously poses a significant challenge, particularly when dealing with large and voluminous items. Careful consideration must be given to various factors, including the dimensions of the space, color and shape choices, and the intentions of the art owner. A crucial aspect is determining whether the art objects will complement an existing design or if the space will be tailored to accommodate them. Additionally, understanding the objectives of the owner is essential. In many cases, cohesion is achieved by selecting works from a single artist, particularly from a cohesive series. Natalia Kapchuk’s art series “The Lost Planet” exemplifies this cohesion. Through a unified concept and mission focused on raising awareness about global environmental issues, her artworks seamlessly integrate into residential, commercial, or office spaces. Kapchuk’s pieces serve as catalysts for conversations about environmental conservation and the preservation of natural resources, enriching the aesthetic and ethical dimensions of the space. #TheLostPlanet #KapchukArt #Art #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Ecology #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #Sustainability #Renewal #PrivateCollection #InteriorDesign #InteriorHouse #NataliaKapchuk #ContemporaryArt #EcoArt #InteriorSculpture # #EcoArt

American researchers have arrived at a startling revelation: the act of tree planting, when executed in inappropriate locales, may exacerbate the phenomenon of global warming. Common knowledge asserts that trees serve as carbon sinks, thereby aiding in the reduction of atmospheric carbon dioxide levels while concurrently emitting oxygen, thus rendering the act of sapling cultivation crucial for environmental sustainability. However, the pivotal consideration lies within the choice of planting sites. Notably, the establishment of forests within grasslands and savannahs situated in the temperate regions of the Earth impairs the albedo effect. This alteration, in turn, poses the potential to diminish the cooling efficacy associated with newly established forestation by a margin of 20% to 80%, consequently fostering a warming trend on a planetary scale. This realization has been facilitated by the inaugural incorporation of albedo effect computations within scientific assessments. Nevertheless, the preeminent locales for afforestation endeavors are the Amazon and Congo rainforests. The imperative of conserving and rehabilitating these ecological treasures is underscored by the creative expression of artist Natalia Kapchuk in her seminal work, "The Last Breath," released in 2019. @Kapchuk : "The Amazonian rainforests epitomize the essence of our planet's respiratory system, constituting approximately nine percent of global oxygen production. The irreplaceable loss of these verdant bastions is a burden humanity simply cannot endure. #WarmThePlanet #AmazonianRainforests #CongolianRainforest #TheLostPlanet #KapchukArt #Art #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Ecology #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #Sustainability #NataliaKapchuk #ContemporaryArt #EcoArt #Abundance #EcoArt

Recently, a laboratory study conducted by British scientists delved into soil sediments extracted from a depth exceeding 7 meters, revealing the presence of 16 distinct varieties of microplastics. This revelation bears a striking element of surprise as the samples date back to the 1st to 2nd century AD and were procured during archaeological excavations in the 1980s. This significant discovery underscores the infiltration of microplastics into natural soil environments, hitherto presumed unaffected by human intervention, thereby encroaching upon the historical legacy of humanity. Consequently, this phenomenon exerts a tangible influence on the alteration of soil chemistry, hastening the degradation of organic constituents. Such degradation not only compromises the evidential integrity of unearthed materials but also diminishes the inherent value of natural deposits. Renowned artist and eco-advocate Natalia Kapchuk has prominently featured the deleterious repercussions of plastic waste on the planet’s delicate ecosystems in her artistic oeuvre. Specifically, in her seminal work titled “Environmental Crisis” (2019), Kapchuk highlights the catastrophic ramifications arising from the coalescence of plastic refuse and oil within our oceans, precipitating the decimation of marine life inhabiting these waters. Regrettably, an alarming volume of nearly eight million tonnes of plastic inundates Earth’s oceans annually, concomitantly accompanied by approximately 706 million gallons of resultant waste oil. For further elucidation on “Environmental Crisis” (2019) and other artworks comprising The Lost Planet series by Natalia Kapchuk, interested parties are encouraged to peruse the official website dedicated to her artistic endeavors. A link in the bio. #EnvironmentalCrisis #PlasticPolution #GlobalWarming #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #EcoArt #ClimateChange #TheLostPlanet # #Sustainability

On the 22nd of April, Earth Day is commemorated worldwide, a tradition inaugurated in April of 1970. Presently, it garners participation from millions across numerous nations. Notably, the 50th anniversary of Earth Day in 2020 saw an online gathering of over 100 million individuals globally. The ethos underpinning #EarthDay is multifaceted, encompassing advocacy for environmental stewardship, fostering awareness regarding global ecological challenges, and acknowledging humanity’s imperative to safeguard the planet’s ecosystem for sustainable cohabitation. It serves as a poignant reminder of humanity’s indebtedness to the Earth and its ecosystems, emphasizing the imperative of their preservation. Presently, the precarious state of approximately one million species of fauna and flora underscores the urgency of this mission, with extinction looming ominously. Renowned artist and environmental advocate, Natalia Kapchuk, through her latest series titled “The Lost Animals,” spotlights the plight of 15 marine species teetering on the brink of extinction due to dwindling populations. Kapchuk’s artistic endeavors are imbued with a noble purpose: to galvanize public consciousness through contemporary artistic expression towards the exigencies of global environmental degradation, imperiling the Earth’s biodiversity, resources, and its collective destiny. This sentiment resonates profoundly in her series, “The Lost Planet.” Moreover, Natalia Kapchuk aligns herself staunchly with Earth Day annually, with 2024 being no exception. Under the thematic banner of “Planet vs. Plastics,” her advocacy continues, amplifying the imperative of mitigating the scourge of plastic pollution on our planet. #EarthDay2024 #Earth #PlasticPollution #GlobalWarming #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #EcoArt #ClimateChange #TheLostAnimals #TheLostPlanet #AirPollution #Sustainability

Recently, a study by British scientists from the University of Exeter, published in Current Biology, showcased promising results in coral reef restoration near Sulawesi, Indonesia. Utilizing steel structures as substrates, coral fragments were transplanted, leading to full recovery of coral cover within four years. This research underscores the global significance of coral reefs in marine ecosystems. Natalia Kapchuk's artwork "Ocean's DNA" (2019) also highlights their crucial role and the threats they face, including climate change, destructive fishing practices, dredging, and tourism. #OceansDNA #CoralReef #Coral #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #EcoArt #ClimateChange #TheLostPlanet #Sustainability

Incorporating art objects into interior design demands creative finesse, regardless of their size. While consulting a designer is an option, independent endeavors necessitate a keen awareness of personal taste, balance, and aesthetics. Larger art pieces, such as those exceeding 100 centimeters, require meticulous placement considerations, drawing upon spatial cognition and past experiences. The inclusion of artworks by Natalia Kapchuk, renowned for her series “The Lost Planet,” elevates spaces with vibrant hues and a fusion of organic and inorganic elements. These creations enrich both residential and commercial interiors, infusing them with semantic depth and aesthetic allure. For example, integrating Kapchuk’s work has been observed to enhance residential spaces, imbuing them with a palpable sense of creative dynamism. #TheLostPlanet #KapchukArt #Art #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Ecology #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #Sustainability #Renewal #PrivateCollection #InteriorDesign #InteriorHouse #NataliaKapchuk #ContemporaryArt #EcoArt #InteriorSculpture #WorldOcean #EcoArt

Recent research conducted by an international team of hydrologists and climatologists reveals that approximately 18% of the Earth’s regions experience disruptions in the circulation of freshwater, particularly prevalent in tropical areas of South America and Africa, central regions of the United States and Mexico, southern Europe, China, India, and the Middle East. These disruptions are primarily attributed to human activities. As emphasized by Kapchuk, we are witnessing a gradual loss of the Earth’s resources due to anthropogenic interference, leading to phenomena such as droughts, floods, and soil erosion. It is imperative that we strive to coexist harmoniously with our environment, seeking ways to mitigate disruptions and restore lost natural resources. In her artwork “Lost in Blue” (2019), Natalia Kapchuk highlights the Earth’s dwindling resources since the industrial revolution. Through her art, Kapchuk portrays the planet’s pristine beauty, while drawing attention to the detrimental impacts of deforestation, plastic pollution in oceans, and atmospheric pollution. #TheLostPlanet #KapchukArt #Art #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Ecology #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #Sustainability #PoseidonsShield #PrivateCollection #InteriorDesign #InteriorHouse #NataliaKapchuk #ContemporaryArt #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #WorldOcean #EcoArt #LostInBlue #Water

The International Day of Zero Waste, observed annually on March 30, holds considerable significance as it endeavors to advocate for sustainable waste management practices and foster initiatives toward achieving zero waste goals. This commemorative event also serves to elevate public consciousness regarding individual contributions to the realization of The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The establishment of the Day of Zero Waste was sanctioned through a resolution passed by the United Nations General Assembly in December 2022. The waste sector exerts a profound adverse influence on environmental pollution, climate change, and global biodiversity depletion. The sheer magnitude of solid domestic waste, currently estimated at 2.24 billion tons annually, underscores the urgency of addressing this issue. If arranged end-to-end within standard shipping containers, this volume of waste could encircle the planet approximately 25 times. Furthermore, an alarming influx of up to 14 million tons of plastic waste annually infiltrates aquatic ecosystems, while approximately 931 million tons of food are discarded annually. As Kapchuk asserts that the volume of waste produced within a mere twelve-month span, as outlined in scientific publications by experts, is profoundly troubling. He posits that it is our duty to safeguard the environment and, paramountly, to advocate for conscientious practices of production and consumption. This elucidates the significance of the International Day of Zero Waste. Mr. Kapchuk intends to partake in its commemoration on March 30th. He emphasizes that even at the domestic level, individuals can contribute significantly by maximizing the utility of products, such as through repair rather than immediate replacement. Furthermore, he underscores the imperative of proper disposal when products reach the end of their lifecycle. #ZeroWasteDay #Waste #SustainableDevelopmentGoals #UnitedNations #UN #WastePollution #PlasticPollution #GlobalWarming #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #EcoArt #ClimateChange #TheLostPlanet #AirPollution #Sustainability

Today, March 22, eco-artist Natalia Kapchuk joins the celebration of World Water Day 2024. This global event is aimed at preserving fresh water, emphasizing its importance for the planet’s eco-system, drawing people’s attention to the problem of its pollution and finding solutions to change the situation for the better. The day was approved by The United Nations General Assembly in December 1992 and was first observed in 1993. This year’s theme was ‘Water for Peace’. World Water Day is very important as it brings more attention to the problem of fresh water scarcity and finding solutions to it, as 2.2 billion people still live without safely managed drinking water, and Roughly half of the world’s population lacks fresh water for at least part of the year. Read more about World Water Day at the link in the description. #WorldWaterDay #DeforeStation #GlobalWarming #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #EcoArt #ClimateChange #TheLostPlanet # #Sustainability #InvisibleLife

The annual international art exposition known as Art Dubai 2024 took place from March 1st to 3rd at the esteemed venue of Madinat Jumeirah, Dubai. Marking its 17th edition, Art Dubai 2024 featured a diverse array of artistic offerings, with over 120 galleries participating, with a notable representation exceeding 65% from regions encompassing the Global South. Among the attendees was artist and environmental advocate Natalia Kapchuk, who has made a customary practice of attending the @ArtDubai fair to immerse herself in the wealth of contemporary artworks showcased across various thematic sections. These sections included the Contemporary section, the Digital section, the Modern section, and the Bawwaba section, which featured 10 solo presentations of new artworks. @Kapchuk expressed admiration for several contemporary artworks, which she shared on her social media feed. Notably, @anish.kapoor «Red to outer green» (2023), crafted from polished stainless steel with a highly reflective surface, captured her attention with its juxtaposition of fundamental red hues against vibrant greens, exhibited at the GALLERIA CONTINUA booth. The Digital Section presented by @erma.gallery showcased an iconic collection titled «The Lobster» by renowned artist @philipcolbert , featuring his performative robot creation, «The Uber LobstarBot,» making its debut in Dubai. @farokhmahdavi «UNTITLED» (2024) at the @dastan.artgallery booth stood out for its distinctive pinkish hue and technique, accentuating the artist’s facial features. Another noteworthy piece was «The Blooming Nest» (2024) by @melisbuyruk , exhibited at the booth of @LeilaHellerGallery , captivating attention with its mixed media composition of stainless steel, porcelain, intricate 22k gold detailing. Additionally, Natalia Kapchuk highlighted several other works, including «Carnaval Lake» (2024) by @lagosmiler @galeriaespaciocontinuo , «Diamond in you» (2011) by @tatsuomiyajimastudio at @mariomauroner , and «Bud» (2024) and «Spiritual Tools» (2022) by @subodhguptastudio at @galleriacontinua , among others. #ArtDubai2024 #ContemporaryArt #TheLostPlanet #Art #Artist #KapchukArt #AnishKapoor #PhilipColbert

In recent findings, researchers hailing from the United States and Europe have unveiled a significant revelation regarding the emergence of Earth’s underwater ecosystems. Contrary to prior estimations placing their inception at approximately 14-15 million years ago, the latest evidence suggests that these ecosystems originated at a minimum of 32 million years ago, specifically at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. This newfound insight poses questions regarding the evolutionary timeline of the flora and fauna within this oceanic domain, presenting a remarkable development in our understanding of Earth’s ecological history. The enigmatic nature of our planet is marked by numerous concealed phenomena awaiting discovery. From the depths of the oceans to the peaks of mountains, from deserts to tundras, from polar regions to the equator, and beyond, Earth continually unveils its secrets. Renowned artist, eco-activist, and philanthropist, Natalia Kapchuk, encapsulates this essence in her 2022 work titled “Divine Gaia.” Through her artistry, Kapchuk portrays the intrinsic natural wealth of our planet, highlighting its primal allure while veiling the uncharted and unexplored realms that lie within. #DivineGaia #Incredibly #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #EcoArt #ClimateChange #TheLostPlanet #Sustainability

Dive into the depths of creativity with artist Natalia Kapchuk as she continues to craft mesmerizing art objects for The Lost Animals series. In her workshop, prototypes of marine inhabitants from especially vulnerable species are taking shape, each one a poignant reflection of the delicate balance of life beneath the waves. From the graceful Spotted Seahorse to the majestic Orca, each sculpture serves as a tribute to the rich biodiversity of our oceans. The Lost Animals series serves as Natalia Kapchuk’s personal Red List, akin to the esteemed research-driven efforts of The International Union for Conservation of Nature’s Red List (IUCN), established in 1964. By highlighting species like the Hawksbill Sea Turtle and the Humphead Parrotfish, Kapchuk brings urgent attention to the plight of these creatures and underscores the critical need for conservation efforts. @Kapchuk shares, “The Lost Animals is my new artistic eco-oriented project aimed at drawing attention to animal species that are in danger of extinction or population reduction. While my initial focus is on sea creatures, I’m committed to expanding to other species to showcase the diverse fauna of our planet. Many of these species are already on The International Union for Conservation of Nature’s Red List (IUCN), emphasizing the need for widespread awareness and action to ensure their survival.” #AnimalProtection #Wildlife #TheLostAnimals #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Artist #ContemporaryArt #EcoArt #NataliaKapchuk #Sustainability #Marinelife #Sculpture #WildlifeArt #ContemporarySculpture #SculptureArt #AnimalSculpture #WildlifeArt #WallArt #WallSculpture

A team of American ecologists, through their meticulous experiments and observations, have reached a significant conclusion: the utilization of recycled sewage effluent as fertilizer on agricultural fields results in the emission of a considerable amount of microplastic particles into the atmosphere. This emission occurs not only during dust storms but also under low wind conditions, indicating a regular and substantial release. These pivotal findings, disseminated in the reputable journal Environmental Science & Technology Letters, prompt us to reflect on the extent of pollution plaguing our planet. Renowned artist and eco-activist Natalia Kapchuk addresses this pressing issue in numerous pieces within her acclaimed series, The Lost Planet. @Kapchuk. Plastic pollution is a pivotal focus in my professional endeavors. I address it extensively in works such as After Life (2020), GPGP. Fragment № 98203 (2020), The LEGO World (2019), American Dream (2019), Plastic Network (2019), and others within the #TheLostPlanet series. It’s alarming that plastic particles pervade our ecosystems, contaminating oceans, atmosphere, and soils. Approximately forty percent of global packaging material ends up in landfills, subsequently leaking into the environment. Even microplastics from fertilizers infiltrate the atmosphere. #PlasticPollution #GlobalWarming #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #EcoArt #ClimateChange #TheLostPlanet #AirPollution #Sustainabilit #AfterLife #TheLEGOWorld #AmericanDream #PlasticNetwork

In the realm of interior design, artworks serve as more than mere embellishments; they eloquently express the refined aesthetic sensibilities of their owners, reflecting a profound desire to perceive reality through imaginative lenses and to elicit emotional resonance through the artist’s narrative embedded within each piece. Renowned artist, eco-activist, and philanthropist, Natalia Kapchuk, recognizes the transformative power of art. In each of her creations, @Kapchuk fulfills her mission: to captivate audiences with the splendor and fragility of our planet, spotlighting the environmental challenges that imperil its delicate equilibrium. Today, we unveil “Coral Maze, 2020,” seamlessly integrated into the apartment’s interior, becoming its piece de resistance. This captivating artwork delves into the poignant issue of vanishing coral coverage, showcasing the intricate beauty of one of Earth’s most diverse ecosystems. Natalia Kapchuk reflects, “The devastation and bleaching of coral reefs result in the loss of vital coral coverage. For instance, the Great Barrier Reef has seen more than half of its coral coverage vanish, pushing this marine sanctuary to the brink of a ‘terminal’ state. It’s imperative that we focus our attention on this pressing issue and actively seek solutions.” #TheLostPlanet #KapchukArt #Art #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Ecology #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #Sustainability #PoseidonsShield #PrivateCollection #InteriorDesign #InteriorHouse #NataliaKapchuk #ContemporaryArt #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #InteriarFlat #WorldOcean #EcoArt #CoralMaze

The prestigious journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, PNAS (an authoritative source of high-impact, original research that broadly spans the biological, physical, and social sciences) has recently released a study shedding light on a concerning phenomenon: trees emitting carbon dioxide (CO2) into the atmosphere. According to the findings, trees in warmer and drier climates may release more CO2 compared to those in cooler and more humid environments. This poses a significant challenge as it diminishes their ability to effectively recycle carbon from the atmosphere, potentially exacerbating greenhouse gas emissions and contributing to global warming. However, the threats facing our forests extend beyond climate change. Logging and forest fires also pose significant risks, as highlighted by eco-activist Natalia Kapchuk in her compelling series, “The Lost Planet.” In works like “The Last Breath” (2019), Kapchuk focuses attention on the critical importance of Amazonian rainforests, which account for approximately nine percent of the world’s oxygen production. #ForestPollution #DeforeStation #GlobalWarming #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #EcoArt #ClimateChange #TheLostPlanet # #Sustainability #TheLastBreath

Today, on February 14, as we celebrate love, artist Natalia Kapchuk and the #KapchukArt team extend heartfelt wishes to everyone on St. Valentine’s Day! We encourage embracing greater attentiveness towards one another, our surroundings, and nature—with love, awe, and respect for the gifts of our planet. In her works, particularly in The Lost Planet series, @Kapchuk consistently addresses the theme of human ecological awareness as an integral part of the Earth’s shared existence, advocating for sustainable development. An exemplary piece is “Planet of Love, 2022.” Here, the artist underscores the paramount role of Mother Earth’s nature, fostering interconnectedness among all living things and sustaining life itself. The art object, deviating from the series’ typical round shape, adopts the form of a heart. Symbolizing Earth’s love for humanity in every element, the artwork serves as a poignant reminder. Yet, amidst this message of love, Kapchuk also highlights the perils faced by our planet—oceans polluted with single-use plastic, lands exploited for resources, and a staggering decline in wildlife populations. As a symbol of hope and faith in the triumph of love, the artist incorporates a multitude of butterflies—a representation of transformation and metamorphosis. This serves as a powerful metaphor for the need for a global shift in behavior and awareness, ultimately instigating a positive change in the deteriorating environmental state we witness today. #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #Artist #ContemporaryArt #EcoArt #ClimateChange #Ecology #PlanetofLove #Sastainability #SaintValentinesDay

The work of artist Natalia Kapchuk, a prominent figure in contemporary art, captures the attention not only of professionals and art enthusiasts but also of the media worldwide. Supported by the artist’s official representative, FprBuro Communications Agency, publications on Natalia Kapchuk’s professional endeavors are frequent in cities such as London, Dubai, Rome, Venice, Miami, New York, Shanghai, Seoul, Moscow, and others. Recently, Eco Artist Magazine featured an interview with @Kapchuk, where the artist and eco-activist delves into the formation of her creative journey, her environmental mission, the inspiration behind her works, the meticulous selection of materials, the expression of her worldview through art, the creative process, environmental protection initiatives, and philanthropic activities. Read the interview in Eco Artist Magazine @insightsofanecoartist by clicking on the link in the description. #Interview #Magazine #ArtMagazine #PlasticPollution #GlobalWarming #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #EcoArt #ClimateChange #TheLostPlanet #AirPollution #Sustainability

Researchers from China have unveiled a significant link between air pollution and the risk of stroke and dementia. Published in EClinicalMedicine (eCM), the comprehensive study spanned 11 years and involved 413,372 participants, highlighting the direct impact of environmental factors on human health. Renowned artist and eco-activist, Natalia Kapchuk, champions the cause of nurturing nature and preserving the delicate ecological equilibrium vital for human survival. This dedication forms the essence of her artistic mission in “The Lost Planet” series. @Kapchuk: “Each artwork within the #TheLostPlanet series is a meticulous exploration of diverse themes. Take, for instance, the exploration of weather, where I delve into global environmental challenges, offer research insights, celebrate the beauty of planet Earth and its distinctive locales, all underscored by a compelling call to action for the protection of our environment.” #PlasticPollution #GlobalWarming #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #EcoArt #ClimateChange #TheLostPlanet #AirPollution #Sustainabilit

Renowned artist and eco-activist Natalia Kapchuk is currently engaged in the development of a new series, The Lost Animals, focusing on marine species facing the threat of extinction or significant population decline. This expansive project demands @kapchuk’s complete immersion in the creative process, with meticulous attention devoted to studying the distinctive features of each species and translating them into sculptural forms. The emphasis on realism serves the primary purpose of supporting the artist’s mission—to bring attention to the issue of rare species’ extinction, many of which are documented on The International Union for Conservation of Nature’s Red List (IUCN)—all achieved through the powerful medium of art. Natalia Kapchuk highlights the significant role of human activity, leading to the pollution of the world’s oceans, as a major contributor to this critical issue. Stay tuned for updates in the feed! The debut of the first sculpture from “The Lost Animals” series, comprising 15 sculptures, is imminent. #AnimalProtection #Wildlife #TheLostAnimals #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Artist #ContemporaryArt #EcoArt #NataliaKapchuk #Sustainability #Marinelife #Sculpture #WildlifeArt #ContemporarySculpture #SculptureArt #AnimalSculpture #WildlifeArt #WallArt #WallSculpture

In a recent publication in the scientific journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, chemists from Columbia University unveiled the results of their study. The findings indicate that, on average, a liter of plastic water bottle contains around 240 thousand plastic particles — about a hundred times more than previously known. This revelation suggests a potentially greater threat to human health from plastic, as nanoplastic demonstrates a more effective penetration of the bloodstream and human cells compared to microplastic. Simultaneously, vast quantities of human-made, non-biodegradable land-based waste are making their way into our planet’s waterways. Macro and microplastics are seeping into microorganisms, infiltrating the world’s oceans, and ultimately entering people’s bodies through food and water. Addressing this global issue, artist and eco-activist Natalia Kapchuk delves into the subject in “The LEGO World”, 2019 from The Lost Planet series. Furthermore, @kapchuk underscores that plastic has already reached the depths of the oceans. For example, at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean, scientists have uncovered numerous craters filled with plastic waste and garbage. #PlasticPollution #Nanoplastics #GlobalWarming #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #EcoArt #ClimateChange #TheLostPlanet #LEGOWorld #sustainability

From November 30 to December 12, 2023, the COP28 Climate Summit convened in Dubai, gathering representatives from nearly two hundred countries as part of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. Following extensive negotiations, a pivotal agreement emerged, calling for a transition away from fossil fuels by the 2050s. @kapchuk "The outcome achieved is undeniably pivotal for the environment, impacting both the present and the future. It signifies a significant leap toward safeguarding our planet and preserving its ecological resources, with the potential for restoration." This agreement advocates for tripling the utilization of renewable energy and doubling energy efficiency. These measures aim to contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, ultimately reaching zero by the 2050s, and actively working to "contain" global warming. Aligned with the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement, the overarching objective is to curb temperature rise within 1.5°C. During this summit, leaders endorsed an agenda for sustainable development efforts, encapsulated in the document "Transforming Our World: The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development." Within this comprehensive agenda, seventeen goals, known as SDGs, were delineated, aspiring to achieve societal equilibrium and foster harmonious relations with nature. In her artwork, Sustainability Wheel, 2020, created in 2020, artist Natalia Kapchuk engages with these challenges by individually addressing each of the seventeen SDGs. #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #ClimateChange #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #Sustainability #Pollution #SustainabilityWheel #Ecosystem #EcosystemCollapse

Energy Saving Week, a longstanding tradition occurring in the third week of January, is set to take place in the UK from January 17-23. The event is dedicated to assisting individuals in optimizing energy usage to reduce fuel costs. It serves as a valuable platform to inform people about effective ways to achieve energy efficiency goals while emphasizing the importance of minimizing carbon dioxide emissions for environmental sustainability. The artist and eco-activist Natalia Kapchuk directs her creative focus towards carbon dioxide emissions in her series, The Lost Planet. Specifically, in Carbon Clouds, 2020, Kapchuk addresses the worsening issue of air pollution attributed to the use of fossil fuels in production. Another piece, Russian Wildfires, 2019, sheds light on the substantial carbon dioxide emissions resulting from forest fires, among other works. @kapchuk shares her perspective: "The challenge of carbon dioxide emission into the atmosphere stands as one of the most critical environmental issues facing humanity today. Its profound impact on global warming is evident in rising temperatures each year, causing devastating effects on flora, fauna, and the overall ecology.” #EnergySavingWeek #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #EcoArt #ClimateChange #TheLostPlanet #CarbonClouds #RussianWildfires #Sustainability

The kapchukart.com website has recently undergone updates, particularly in the NEWS and PRESS sections. There, you'll find the latest updates on #NataliaKapchuk's professional endeavors and recent media coverage. While exploring the site, we encourage you to delve into the artist's dynamic CV, which is regularly enriched due to her active participation in exhibitions across the globe. Whether you're a devoted follower of the artist, eco-activist, and philanthropist @kapchuk, or if you're yet to delve into the comprehensive details of Natalia Kapchuk's work, we extend an invitation to visit the artist's website. You can find the link in the description. #WebSite #News #Press #VC #Biography #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Artworks #Artist #ContemporaryArt #DigitalArt #Artworks #ClimateChange #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet

Sculpture, when incorporated into interior spaces, becomes a vibrant element capable of adding refinement and accentuating the owner's interests. A seasoned designer stresses the importance of choosing a "favorable zone," ensuring seamless integration with the room's ambiance, furniture materials, and overall decor. Compositionally, the sculpture should harmonize with other art objects already present in the space. While the expert's suggestions hold merit, owners can explore artwork through our try-on service or rely on their taste, placing the art object where they desire. Crucially, the essence lies in the artist's creative vision embedded in the sculpture and the thoughtful narrative crafted by its creator. Natalia Kapchuk has sculpted several pieces in The Lost Planet series, with one notable example being Renewal, 2021. This particular work reflects kapchuk's admiration for resilient Cacti plants, demonstrating their ability to adapt to changing environments and emerging threats — a poignant parallel to the challenges humanity faces in preserving our deteriorating planet. Drawing inspiration from nature, our global society can learn valuable lessons about conserving resources, adapting to evolving landscapes, and safeguarding our precious planet for future generations. @kapchuk #TheLostPlanet #KapchukArt #Art #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Ecology #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #Sustainability #Renewal #PrivateCollection #InteriorDesign #InteriorHouse #NataliaKapchuk #ContemporaryArt #EcoArt #InteriorSculpture #WorldOcean #EcoArt

Artist and eco-activist Natalia Kapchuk in many works from The Lost Planet series raises the theme of the pristine beauty of our planet, encouraging the viewer to think about its preservation, humane treatment of the environment, and living in harmony with it. For example, in works such as Lost in Blue, 2019, The Vanishing Antarctica, 2019 , Altering Tundra, 2022 , Saharan Sands, 2022 and more. The #Natalia Kapchuk mission has scientific rationality behind it when juxtaposed with the findings of a team of scientists from the UK, US and Canada published recently in the journal Science of the Total Environment. The study found that people living in green neighborhoods have a younger biological age and age more slowly at the cellular level. It turns out that nature has a direct impact on human health, that is, the factor of its proximity or remoteness in everyday life. @kapchuk "I regularly discover new places on our huge planet, sometimes on a large-scale trip to another continent, and sometimes in the nearest park or forest area. Nature inspires me to create and gives me positive energy for life. I know that man depends on nature and its preservation depends on man. This is an unbreakable connection, so we, people, should preserve, restore and multiply eco-wealth". #LostinBlue #TheVanishingAntarctica #TheLostAnimals #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Artist #ContemporaryArt #EcoArt #NataliaKapchuk #Sustainability #AlteringTundra #SaharanSands

In anticipation of the New Year it is time to list the professional accomplishments of Natalia Kapchuk that have been achieved with curatorial and art management support of the official representative of the artist, FprBURO Communications Agency (@FprBuro). In 2023 artist Natalia Kapchuk successfully hosted three solo shows at prestigious venues: – solo exhibition ‘The Lost Planet’ held at @medubaihotel in collaboration with @artkorero; – solo show ‘The Lost Planet’ hosted by the @GlobalCitizenForum 2023; - solo show of ‘The Lost Planet’ project presented at the remarkable #TimesSquare by @nycartwalk. @Kapchuk also participated in numerous group exhibitions and esteemed international art fairs, including such notable events as @wellsartcontemporary 2023; @londonartbiennale 2023; StART Art Fair 2023 (@start.art.globalone01 ); Shanghai International Art Fair 2023 (@shanghaiartfair), and COSMIC art show by @theholyartgallery. Moreover, the artworks from #TheLostPlanet series were sold at prestigious art and charity auctions, such as the online auction ‘Wired’ by the @phillipsauction; @better_world_fund charity auction, and charity auction held during the @GlobalCitizenForum Gala Night. Additionally, Natalia Kapchuk was a speaker of the Panel Discussion ‘Women Behind the Art Industry’ hosted by the @creativewomenplatform, she became the winner of the ‘Harmony for Humanity: The Global Consciousness Art Prize’ by contemporaryartcollectors and the finalist of the ‘Best Visual Art’ award by @magzoidmagazine. We congratulate the artist on her professional achievements and wish her to conquer new art peaks in the upcoming year. Stay tuned for the release of ‘The Lost Animals’ series that will be presented in 2024! #HappyHolidays #NewYear #New2024Year #FprBURO #GlobalCitizenForum #GCF2023 #StartArtFair #StartArtFair2023 #MEDubai #SaatchiGallery #TimesSquare #ShanghaiInternationalArtFair #ShanghaiInternationalArtFair2023 #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #ContemporaryArt #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #NycArtWalk #WellsArftContemporary #LondonArtBiennale #TheHolyArtGallery #phillipsauction #better_world_fund #creativewomenplatform

From December 1-10, artist and eco-activist Natalia Kapchuk (@kapchuk) participated in the dynamic group art show 'COSMIC' held at The Holy Art Gallery (@theholyartgallery), THE FACTORY in London. Two captivating pieces from The Lost Planet series, namely 'Midas Touch' (2022) and 'Gilded Planet' (2022), were prominently displayed, capturing the attention of a diverse audience in attendance. These artworks carry a poignant mission—to awaken viewers to the intrinsic value of the resources bestowed upon us by our planet: its diverse flora and fauna, soil and mountain vapors, ocean waters, unique climatic zones, precious stones and metals, and natural minerals. The 'COSMIC' group exhibition featured contemporary artists from different countries, presenting a rich tapestry of art forms, spanning video art to 2D and 3D works. This vibrant art event attracted several hundred visitors and ignited lively conversations about contemporary art, prompting discussions about the significance of the art pieces showcased in 'COSMIC'. Videotelling from the event is available at the link in the description, providing an immersive experience of this captivating artistic gathering. #TheHolyArtGallery #staycreative #NataliaKapchuk #COSMIC #GroupArtShowCOSMIC #GroupExhibition #TheLostPlanet #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Ecology #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #Sustainability #UKEvents #UKart

FprBURO Communications Agency strategically champions the promotion of art influencers’ personal brands, orchestrating their participation in exhibitions and fairs globally. The allure of Asia for artist development is evident, given the region’s hosting of significant and expansive art events. These events, among the largest art sales platforms globally, attract influential curators, auction house representatives, critics, and journalists whose opinions not only shape emerging artists but also have the potential to monetize the status of established authors. A key annual event in this realm is the Shanghai International Art Fair, acclaimed as the largest art fair in China and Asia. The recent Shanghai International Art Fair 2023 prominently featured the works of artist Natalia Kapchuk. From November 16-19, attendees at The National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai) (NECC) had the unique opportunity to explore two captivating pieces, namely Kapchuk’s “Glacial Iridescence”, 2022 and “American Dream”, 2019 , showcased as part of a special digital art exhibition at @shanghaiartfair. This successful exhibition owes its fruition to the collaborative efforts of our agency, seamlessly coordinating #NataliaKapchuk’s submission and overseeing the entire project during the exhibition period. #ArtistPersonalBranding #ArtCurator #PromotionsArtists #ArtistsAndGallerysPR #ArtPR #ArtManagement #OrganizationsPersonalExhibitions #SoloExhibitions #OrganizationsGroupExhibitions #ArtFairs #FprBuro #FprBuroProjects #FprBuroCases #ContemporaryArt #BrandCollaborations #PromotionsArtists #ArtistsPproducing #ArtistsNetworking #ArtManagement #ArtPR #PersonalPR #PR #ArtistsAndGallerysPR #ArtConsultancy #ArtAdvisory #GroupExhibitions #SpecialProjects #InternationalArtFair #ShanghaiArtFair #ShanghaiArtFair2023 #KapchukArt #ContemporaryArt #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet

On December 6-7, artist and eco-activist Natalia Kapchuk played a pivotal role at the Global Citizen Forum in Ras Al Khaimah's Al Hamra International Exhibition and Convention Center. The @GlobalCitizenForum serves as a unique platform for global leaders, visionaries, and celebrities to collaborate on climate solutions and sustainable development. Kapchuk's support included an exhibition at Pavilion DOME D 12 featuring eight works from The Lost Planet series: "Ocean's DNA" (2019), "Carbon Clouds" (2020), "Man-made Island" (2019), "Virgin Rocks" (2019), "Heart of the Ocean" (2021), "Fairytale Lands" (2022), "Earth or Mars?" (2022), and "Glacial Iridescence" (2022). Notable attendees at the forum, including Ruler of Ras Al Khaimah, UAE Supreme Council Member Sheikh Saud bin Saqr Al Qasimi; UAE Minister of Tolerance Sheikh Nahayan Mabarak Al Nahayan; CNN International news anchor and editor-at-large of CNN Business Richard Quest; Global Citizen Award recipient and renowned comedian Russell Peters; bestselling artist Craig David; arts writer and fashion designer Domingo Zapata; music icon Nile Rodgers; Chief Executive Officer at the World Humanitarian Forum Feraye Ozfescioglu; Chairman and Founder of the Global Citizen Forum Armand Arton, along with other dignitaries, had the opportunity to get acquainted with the artist's author's manifesto. This manifesto revealed environmental issues and ecological consequences stemming from the harmful influence of human actions. In addition to the exhibit, Kapchuk contributed "The Vanishing Antarctica" (2019) to a charity auction during THE GALA Dinner, fetching $50,000. The proceeds from the auction will aid the Yusra Mardini Foundation and the Global Citizen Cultural Centre for Youth, among other initiatives, amplifying the voices of marginalized communities. Following this success, artist and eco-activist @Kapchuk plans to participate in next year's #GlobalCitizenForum. #GlobalCitizenForum #GlobalCitizenForum2023 #GCF2023 #TheButterflyEffect #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #ClimateChange #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #Sustainability #Pollution #TheLostPlanet #TheVanishingAntarctica

The Guardian recently published an alarming study featured in the journal Forestry. A group of 42 researchers, comprising 1,200 experts, warned that UK forests are on the brink of a "catastrophic ecosystem collapse" within the next 50 years. The impending reasons for this collapse include extreme weather conditions, wildfires, diseases, and other risks. The influence of these factors is already observable today, exemplified by the destruction of about 12,000 hectares of forest in Britain in 2021 due to winter storms. Despite the grim outlook, researchers express hope for averting the "catastrophic ecosystem collapse." The key lies in human actions geared towards creation. Planting a variety of tree species of different ages and implementing other measures can lead to the sustainable development of the forest ecosystem. Artist and eco-activist Natalia Kapchuk addresses the threats to forest ecosystems across various regions of the planet in her works, such as "Russian Wildfires (2019)" and "The Last Breath (2019)" from The Lost Planet series. @Kapchuk shares her perspective: "Forests are the most crucial part of the biosphere, serving as the Earth's lungs. They occupy 1/3 of the land area, approximately 4.06 billion hectares. Preserving forests worldwide is not only essential for our own survival but also crucial for over half of the world's terrestrial species of animals, plants, and insects, as the forest is their home and natural habitat." #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #ClimateChange #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #Sustainability #Pollution #UKforests #Ecosystem #EcosystemCollapse #Forests

Today, December 11, International Mountain Day 2023, is a significant eco-date focused on preserving the planet’s mountain ecosystems, supporting local residents, and raising awareness about the problems and threats faced by the biogeocenosis of various mountain areas. Fifteen percent of the world's population resides in mountainous areas, whose biodiversity is invaluable, accounting for approximately half of the world's biodiversity hotspots. However, the threats to mountains are evident: climate change and, consequently, the melting of glaciers on the peaks, human exploitation of natural resources leading to soil erosion, irrational use of natural resources, and pollution. Established in 1992 with the adoption of Chapter 13 of Agenda 21, “Managing Fragile Ecosystems: Sustainable Mountain Development,” at the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, International Mountain Day seeks to address these challenges. #InternationalMountainDay2023, held under the theme “Restoring mountain ecosystems,” aims to find solutions for sustainable development and reduce vulnerability to existing threats. Artist Natalia Kapchuk, in her series "The Lost Planet," has created several works dedicated to mountain ecosystems and individual majestic mountains. In the art pieces "Virgin Rocks, 2019," the artist celebrates the uniqueness of rock landscapes and highlights the value held in all established ecosystems. @Kapchuk shares her perspective: “It is worth remembering the wealth that mountains give us: fresh water (for everyday life to half of humanity), energy and food resources, medicines, and much more that is necessary for the sustainable development of humanity. We must take care of nature and look for solutions to restore mountain ecosystems.” #MountainsMatter #InternationalMountainDay #Mountain #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #EcoArt #ClimateChange #TheLostPlanet #VirginRocks #Sustainability

Leveraging a strategic vision, well-established connections with professional institutions, and the exceptional skills of our founders and team, FprBURO Communications Agency uniquely positions itself to not only develop but also propel the personal and professional brands of artists, gallerists, galleries, and art industry representatives. Through active participation in major international exhibitions, biennials, and fairs, our agency serves as a catalyst, unlocking opportunities for influencers, enhancing the value of their works, elevating recognition within the professional target audience, and establishing influential authority on the global stage through a meticulously crafted CV. During the period of October 10th to 15th, FprBURO Communications Agency took center stage at Saatchi Gallery (@saatchi_gallery) as part of the Start Art Fair 2023, a key satellite event associated with the tenth anniversary of Frieze London. At this prestigious event, our agency curated a booth featuring an exclusive exhibition of works from the compelling “The Lost Planet” series by artist #NataliaKapchuk. In collaboration with artist Natalia Kapchuk, our long-term successful partnership culminated in the Grand Floor solo Booth 4.2, showcasing a thoughtfully selected exposition from “The Lost Planet” series. The remarkable turnout of over 15,000 visitors within five days at start.art.global underscores the resounding success of our solo booth’s exposition. This triumph owes much to the curatorial and art-management support provided by FprBURO Communications Agency, meticulously nurturing the artist’s personal brand at every stage of preparation and execution of #StartArtFair2023. #ArtistPersonalBranding #ArtCurator #PromotionsArtists #ArtistsAndGallerysPR #ArtPR #ArtManagement #OrganizationsPersonalExhibitions #SoloExhibitions #OrganizationsGroupExhibitions #ArtFair #FprBuro #PR #ContemporaryArt #ArtReview #ArtPR #ArtManagement #PromotionsArtists #ArtConsultancy #ArtistsNetworking #ArtistsAndGallerysPR #BrandCollaborations #ArtEventsManagement #ArtGuestManagement #ArtCurator #ArtAdvisory #FprBuroCases #ArtFair #StartArtFair #KapchukArt #SaatchiGallery #FriezeLondon

From November 16 to 19, 2023, the Shanghai International Art Fair took place at The National Exhibition and Convention Center, Shanghai ( #NECC). As the largest art fair in China and Asia, it featured a solo presentation of artist Natalia Kapchuk's works "Glacial Iridescence, 2022" and "American Dream", 2019 from the series "The Lost Planet" in digital format. These artworks were part of a special digital art exhibition within the Shanghai International Art Fair. The showcased pieces share a common theme, focusing the artist's attention on the environmental threat posed by oil production, emphasizing the potential harm it can inflict on the environment, wildlife, communities, and the world's oceans in the event of a spill. Given the global importance of environmental issues, it is evident that the present and future of humanity are significantly dependent on addressing these concerns. @Kapchuk shares her thoughts: "My message, reflected in the works 'Glacial Iridescence, 2022' and "American Dream", 2019, and others from #TheLostPlanet series, has a specific mission—to draw attention to existing environmental problems, threats, and dangers, while showcasing the beauty of our planet, its greatness, and aiming to touch the hearts of people. Participating in @shanghaiartfair is a new opportunity for me as an artist to introduce the Asian audience to 'The Lost Planet' series." It's noteworthy that the event attracted over 120,000 visitors, including 26,000 professional buyers, and had an online audience of 2.3 million. #ShanghaiInternationalArtFair #InternationalArtFair #ShanghaiArtFair #ShanghaiInternationalArtFair2023 #ShanghaiArtFair2023 #NataliaKapchuk #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #Artist #ContemporaryArt #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #GlacialIridescence #AmericanDream

From December 6 to 7, artist and eco-activist Natalia Kapchuk will participate in the Global Citizen Forum, hosted at Ras Al Khaimah’s prestigious Al Hamra International Exhibition & Conference Center. This year’s summit, titled “Earth Age,” is a continuation of the “The Butterfly Effect” trilogy initiated in November 2022. @GlobalCitizenForum provides a unique platform for engaging with global leaders, visionaries, entrepreneurs, philanthropists, and celebrities, with a shared goal of shaping a better future for our planet through discussions on climate solutions and sustainable development. Embracing the mission of #GlobalCitizenForum, Natalia Kapchuk, as an artist and eco-activist, lends her support. The event will include a solo show by the artist in the pavilion DOME D 12. The forum participants will be able to familiarize themselves with select artworks from @Kapchuk's series "The Lost Planet," dedicated to the planet's environmental concerns on the one hand and celebrating its uniqueness and splendor on the other. The artwork "The Vanishing Antarctica, 2019," addressing the critical issue of polar ice cap melting due to climate change, will be featured in a charity auction during THE GALA EVENING. The proceeds from the auction will be directed towards charitable foundations. Stay tuned for future updates on the auction's outcome and the supported fund resulting from the sale of Natalia Kapchuk's artwork. Follow the feed for more information #GlobalCitizenForum #GlobalCitizenForum2023 #GCF2023 #TheButterflyEffect #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #ClimateChange #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #Sustainability #Pollution #TheLostPlanet #TheVanishingAntarctica

The artistic "Poseidon's Shield," created in 2023 by artist and eco-activist Natalia Kapchuk, symbolizes the enigmatic allure and astonishment of Earth's oceans, which are garnering increasing interest among humanity. It is noteworthy that only about 5% of the world's oceans have been explored, leaving a vast 95% still uncharted. To broaden our understanding of the creatures and treasures hidden beneath the waves, it is imperative to protect these majestic waters—both the visible and the unseen. The artist's veiled message, emphasizing humanity's fascination with the unexplored yet alluring depths of the ocean, captivates the viewer's attention. The elements used in the work, such as the gold leaf resembling a shield for the mesmerizing blue hues, serve as a poignant reminder of the ocean's vulnerability to external influences. "Poseidon’s Shield," part of the artist's "The Lost Planet" series, serves as a unique highlight in the interior of a house or apartment. It is a work that one can gaze at endlessly, studying its elements and immersing oneself in the colors. Whether in a confidential dialogue with an interlocutor or alone, it inevitably draws attention and inspires contemplation about the beauty of our planet. Undoubtedly, this modern work of art has become an integral and significant part of the room's interior, a masterpiece in its own right. #TheLostPlanet #KapchukArt #Art #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Ecology #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #Sustainability #PoseidonsShield #PrivateCollection #InteriorDesign #InteriorHouse #NataliaKapchuk #ContemporaryArt #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #RestArea #WorldOcean #EcoArt

In September, Nature Reviews Earth & Environment published an article detailing the disheartening findings of ecologists from Utrecht University in the Netherlands. Their study, which involved examining the waters of thousands of rivers in various regions worldwide, revealed a decline in water quality over recent decades. The primary culprit behind this deterioration is climate change, influenced significantly by human activities. Consequently, the study observed increased occurrences of heatwaves, droughts, heavy rains, and other extreme weather events. As a consequence of these climate-related phenomena, heatwaves and droughts led to a reduction in oxygen concentration and an elevation in salinity in 68% of cases. Additionally, ecologists noted a 51% increase in the presence of plastic particles in river water, alongside heightened concentrations of pesticides, nitrates, and other chemicals from fertilizers following floods and prolonged rains. In her artwork "Bubble Hills, 2021," artist Natalia Kapchuk addresses the critical issue of river and waterway pollution stemming from industrial and agricultural activities, both of which negatively impact freshwater resources. @Kapchuk shares her perspective: "Freshwater is the foundation of life on the planet, and the decline in its quality poses a significant threat to all living organisms, including humans. Thanks to the dedicated observations and research conducted by talented scientists and ecologists, we have the opportunity to delve deeper into this issue, understanding the processes of change and the influencing factors. One indisputable fact remains: the root cause of the problem is climate change." #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #ClimateChange #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #Sustainability #Pollution #UKforests #Ecosystem #EcosystemCollapse #ClimateChange #ExtremeWeather #WaterResources #WaterQuality

Art objects from the 'The Lost Planet' series by artist and eco-activist Natalia Kapchuk (@kapchuk) will be showcased at the group art show ‘COSMIC’. The Holy Art Gallery (@theholyartgallery) will feature two works by the artist: "Midas Touch, 2022" and "Gilded Planet, 2022." These pieces delve into the Earth’s biotic/abiotic factors, its resources, and the imperative to safeguard them from human activity. The COSMIC Art Exhibition in London is scheduled to run from December 1st to 10th. The Holy Art Gallery will present a diverse array of international art objects, encompassing video art as well as 2D and 3D dimensional works. For further details about the COSMIC Art Exhibition, please visit www.theholyart.com. #TheHolyArtGallery #staycreative #NataliaKapchuk #COSMIC #GroupArtShowCOSMIC #GroupExhibition #TheLostPlanet #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Ecology #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #Sustainability #UKEvents #UKart

From November 2 to 4, London hosted the CREATIVE WOMEN FORUM 2023 (@creativewomenplatform), bringing together women entrepreneurs who shared unique strategies and tools for career development and business based on their own successful experiences. The program featured insightful panel discussions. On November 4, eco-artist Natalia Kapchuk participated in the discussion titled "Women in Business behind the Art Industry," alongside Karen Millen (@karenmillen_obe), Fashion Designer & Entrepreneur; Misty Bailey (@Mistythebrand), Model and Entrepreneur; and Dara Huang (@dara_huang ), Architect and TV Personality. The curated dialogue between influencers in the fields of art, fashion, architecture, and the media industry was led by Rebeca Riofrio (@rebecariofrio_), Director of the Parliamentary Society for Arts, Fashion & Sport. During the panel discussion, #NataliaKapchuk delved into the topic of the art business and the current opportunities for artists within it. She shared her personal journey in the art industry, conveying positive impressions from the productive and exciting interactions with fellow panelists and event guests. Additionally, at The Merchant Taylors' Hall, where the panel discussion took place, an exhibition was presented featuring two works by the artist: @Kapchuk Simulated Earth, 2022, and Gilded Planet, 2022, from the series The Lost Planet. Photos by Kam Murali from the event are available in the carousel. #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Exhibition #Artworks #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #TheMerchantTaylorsHall #CreativeWomenForum #SimulatedEarth #GildedPlanet #Sustainability #CreativeWomenForum2023 #Discussions

Art objects within a living space can communicate various aspects: the owner's tastes and preferences, their favored colors and preferred genres, and even their perspectives and ideas. Above all, they reflect the owner’s appreciation for art as a facet of aesthetics. Typically, this interest evolves into a more substantial passion for art objects, serving as a prerequisite and subsequently forming the cornerstone of a private art collection. The pieces by artist, eco-activist, and #philanthropist Natalia Kapchuk from The Lost Planet series serve as a splendid illustration of this in action within a private collection. The artworks— "Sapphire Sea" (2022), "Bubble Hills" (2022), and "Altering Tundra" (2022)—were seamlessly integrated into the relaxation area of a residence in London. They infuse the space with vibrant hues, distinctive geometric forms, and profound meanings, thereby holding a significant place within the owner's private collection. #TheLostPlanet #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Ecology #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #Sustainability #SapphireSea #BubbleHills #AlteringTundra #PrivateCollection #InteriorDesign #InteriorHouse #NataliaKapchuk #ContemporaryArt #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #RestArea

From November 16 to 19, 2023, artist Natalia Kapchuk will be a featured participant at the prestigious Shanghai International Art Fair, held at The National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai) ( #NECC). Her acclaimed works, "Glacial Iridescence" (2022) and "Yin and Yang" (2019), will be presented in a dedicated digital art exhibition. Visitors will have the exclusive opportunity to engage with Kapchuk's creations from "The Lost Planet" series on a high-definition large plasma screen, shedding light on pressing environmental concerns. The Shanghai International Art Fair is a prominent component of the highly successful YRD International Industries Expo (iCiE). @shanghaiartfair foresees an attendance of over 120,000 art enthusiasts, with galleries hailing from numerous countries. The event will showcase a diverse array of artistic genres, including painting, graphics, sculpture, art photography, installation, digital art, and more. For more details about the Shanghai International Art Fair, kindly refer to the official website by clicking the link in the bio! #ShanghaiInternationalArtFair #InternationalArtFair #ShanghaiArtFair #ShanghaiInternationalArtFair2023 #ShanghaiArtFair2023 #NataliaKapchuk #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #Artist #ContemporaryArt #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #GlacialIridescence #YinAndYang

The attention given to an artist's work by auction house specialists, leading to their participation in auctions, marks a significant professional achievement. This accomplishment is strengthened by prior recognition from curators and critics, earned through involvement in major international exhibitions, fairs, festivals, solo exhibitions, and media coverage. This acknowledgment emphasizes why emerging artists collaborate with a specialized team for strategic activities. FprBuro Communications Agency specializes in art management and PR support for artists, with a strong focus on personal and business brand development. In our commitment to supporting contemporary artist and eco-activist Natalia Kapchuk, we played a vital role in her participation in the "Wired" online auction hosted by Phillips (@phillipsauction ) in May this year. Our involvement included providing meticulous curatorial and consulting support tailored to enhance her personal brand. #FprBuroCommunicationsAgency #FprBuroArtProjects #FprBuroCases #ArtCurator #PromotionsArtists #ArtManagement #OrganizationsPersonalExhibitions #SoloExhibitions #OrganizationsGroupExhibitions #GroupExhibitions #ArtistPersonalBranding #ArtConsultancy #ArtAdvisory #ArtistNetworking #BrandCollaborations #ArtEvents #ArtPR #KapchukArt #PhillipsAuction #Auction #AuctionHouse

On November 3rd, the International Day for Biosphere Reserves will be celebrated worldwide. This day holds great significance in drawing further attention to biosphere reserves, which play a crucial role in the sustainable development of humanity. Biosphere reserves integrate the conservation of existing biodiversity with its sustainable utilization and the restoration of ecosystems. These designated areas demonstrate successful interactions between environmental, social, and economic systems. They seamlessly blend nature conservation, scientific research, sustainable development, and local communities. Presently, there are 738 biosphere reserves spread across 134 countries worldwide, with 22 of them being transboundary sites. This collectively covers 5% of the Earth's surface, accounting for approximately seven million square kilometers. The International Day for Biosphere Reserves was established in 2021 during the UNESCO General Conference in Paris. Renowned artist and eco-activist Natalia Kapchuk places significant importance on the International Day for Biosphere Reserves. For her, it serves as a poignant reminder of the imperative to find a balanced accord with nature—embracing its preservation and restoration, and ultimately shaping human life and endeavors around the principles of sustainable development. @Kapchuk: "Humanity must earnestly seek harmonious coexistence with nature by reassessing our relationship with it. Biosphere Reserves in various countries stand as exemplars of how this can be achieved correctly. This holds particularly true in today's era of ongoing technological progress. We all bear the responsibility to care for the nature of our only home — our planet." #InternationalDayforBiosphereReserves #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #EcoArt #ClimateChange #TheLostPlanet #Sustainability

It has become a tradition for artist Natalia Kapchuk to attend #FriezeLondon, one of the most significant and largest international art fairs in the industry, and this year was no exception. #FriezeLondon2023 took place from the 11th to the 15th of October. Celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, @friezofficial, as always, was held in Regent’s Park. After a thorough examination of artworks exhibited by hundreds of galleries from various countries, @Kapchuk made the following observations: @gagosian presented a special solo exhibition by Damien Hirst (@damienhirst) in booth E7. The new paintings from the series "The Secret Gardens Paintings" (2023) transport you to lush, magnificent gardens filled with vibrant flowers against a backdrop of greenery. In the foreground, you can see abstract details created by the author's distinctive brushstrokes. @FrançoisGhebaly (booth D9) showcased works by artists such as Marius Bercea @marius.bercea, Patricia Iglesias Peco @patopeco, and others. Particularly impressive was the sculpture by Max Hooper Schneider @max_hooper_schneider, featuring copper-plated bonsai trees called "DENDRITE BONSAI." Josh Lilley @_JoshLilley exhibited in booth B12, featuring not only paintings, photography, and drawings but also a large-scale sculpture, "Bad Lemon," from 2023 by Kathleen Ryan (@katieryankatieryan). The sculpture was created using stones and minerals, rather than organic substances. On the walls of the Seventeen gallery @SeventeenGallery (booth A17), there were numerous snail artworks by Patrick Goddard (@Patrick_goddard), which left a striking impression. In Timothy Taylor's booth (A14) @timothytaylorgallery, an installation by Eddie Martinez (@Martinez_archive) was presented, covering all the walls with the artist's drawings, creating an immersive experience in the artist's world. Embark on a journey into the contemporary art world with artist Natalia Kapchuk by scrolling through the carousel." #Friezeweek #ContemporaryArt #RegentsPark #Gagosian #TheLostPlanet #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #Artist #NataliaKapchuk

The eighth edition of our #FprBuroProjectRecap column sweeps you away to the sultry Italian summer, immersing you in the vibrant atmosphere of the Venice Biennale of Contemporary Art and the grand opening of the international art festival, Anima Mundi. These captivating experiences come to life in the review of a special video project meticulously developed and produced by the FprBURO Communications Agency, as a pivotal element in promoting the personal brand of the artist and eco-activist, Natalia Kapchuk. "Kapchuk. Art Diary" was meticulously crafted for individuals keen on contemporary art, as well as those seeking insightful reviews of prominent international art fairs and festivals. It also offers the latest updates from distinguished experts within the professional art industry. In this edition, #NataliaKapchuk presents a detailed review of the Venice International Art Fair, Anima Mundi 2019, held at THE ROOM Contemporary Art Space, Palazzo Ca’ Zanardi, and other prestigious venues in Venice during the 58th Venice Biennale. The festival orbits around the concept of ANIMA MUNDI, which is founded on the intrinsic connection between all living entities on our planet. Through an exclusive conversation with LUCA CURCI (@lucacurci ) the curator of ANIMA MUNDI FESTIVAL, an Italian architect, designer, and professor of Urban Planning and Interior Design at Bahcesehir University (BAU) in Rome, a unique opportunity unfolds to delve into the core of ANIMA MUNDI FESTIVAL. Gain profound insights into this expansive and pivotal event in the art industry, understanding its mission, concept, and distinctive character. Discover more by clicking the link in bio. #ArtistPersonalBranding #ArtCurator #PromotionsArtists #ArtistsAndGallerysPR #ArtPR #ArtManagement #OrganizationsPersonalExhibitions #SoloExhibitions #OrganizationsGroupExhibitions #ArtFairs #FprBuro #FprBuroProjects #FprBuroCases #ContemporaryArt #BrandCollaborations #PromotionsArtists #ArtistsPproducing #ArtistsNetworking #ArtManagement #ArtPR #PersonalPR #PR #ArtistsAndGallerysPR #ArtEventsManagement #ArtAdvisory #GroupExhibitions #SpecialProjects #VeniceBiennale #AnimaMundi #KapchukArt

Today, October 25th, marks International Artist Day. On this day, it is customary to pay special tribute to artists worldwide, underlining their vital role in society and their contributions to its advancement. International Artist Day was established in 2004, and since then, it has been commemorated annually in numerous countries to highlight the significance of creative individuals associated with the term "artist," encompassing sculptors, photographers, painters, dancers, writers, actors, digital artists, performers, and more. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to the artist, eco-activist, and philanthropist, Natalia Kapchuk, on this professional occasion. We wish Natalia boundless inspiration and success in the realization of all her planned and already developed series, such as "The Lost Animals." These endeavors align with the artist’s mission - to inspire others to preserve the ecology of our planet and celebrate its pristine beauty. #NataliaKapchuk #InternationalArtistsDay #InternationalArtistsDay2023 #TheLostPlanet #TheLostAnimals #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Ecology #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #Sustainability

Just a mere 4 days ago, the UK art industry witnessed a momentous occasion - the conclusion of Start Art Fair 2023, which marked its remarkable tenth anniversary. Held at the esteemed Saatchi Gallery (@saatchi_gallery), this event showcased the talents of budding artists from a multitude of countries, including the exceptional works of Natalia Kapchuk. @Kapchuk's creations from the captivating series "The Lost Planet" were prominently featured in solo booth 4.3 on the ground floor. Pieces like "Midas Touch" (2022), "Gilded Planet" (2022), "Saharan Sands" (2022), "Simulated Earth" (2022), and the brand-new addition, "Poseidon's Shield" (2023), captivated viewers with their vibrant hues and seamless fusion of elements, including those from the natural world. These works, crafted using the Mixed Media technique, serve a noble purpose - drawing attention to environmental concerns and exalting the unparalleled beauty of our planet. We invite you to experience this incredible immersive atmosphere of @start.art.global through photography (scroll through the carousel) and videos in reels. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to FprBURO Communications Agency (@FprBURO) for their curatorial support of the artist's personal brand throughout all stages of the preparation and execution of the #StartArtFair2023. #StartArtFair2023 #StartArtFair #SaatchiGallery #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #MidasTouch #GildedPlanet #SaharanSands #SimulatedEarth #PoseidonsShield #Art #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #ClimateChange #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #Sustainability #Pollution

The forest fires that engulfed Europe in the summer of 2023 posed a profound disaster for both human communities and the natural environment. July saw a series of relentless fires in Greece that claimed lives, prompted the evacuation of thousands from four different locations, and inflicted damage upon the local flora and fauna. The tragedy extended into the latter half of August when large fires broke out north of Alexandroupolis, impacting the Dadia-Lefkimi-Soufli Forest National Park—an abode for numerous species of birds of prey, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and fish. Simultaneously, fires ravaged parts of Cyprus near Limassol, as well as regions in France and Portugal, devastating hundreds of thousands of hectares of forests. Unfortunately, the occurrence of forest fires is an annual global reality, with the year 2019 notably witnessing fires that swept across extensive areas, from Alaska to Australia. During that challenging time, Natalia Kapchuk created "The World is on Fire, 2019," as a dedicated response to this ongoing global issue, which regrettably retains its relevance today. #SouthernEurope #ForestFire, #WildFire #TheWorldisonFire #NataliaKapchuk #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #Artist #ContemporaryArt #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet

From October 11th to 15th, Artist Natalia Kapchuk will be participating in the Start Art Fair 2023 at Saatchi Gallery (@saatchi_gallery). Her ground floor solo booth 4.3 will showcase works from the series "The Lost Planet," including "Midas Touch" (2022), "Gilded Planet" (2022), "Saharan Sands" (2022), "Simulated Earth" (2022), and "Poseidon's Shield" (2023). @start.art.global annually features numerous emerging artists from a multitude of countries. For instance, in 2022, artworks by over 100 emerging and established artists from countries like South Africa, Portugal, Colombia, India, Austria, South Korea, and Ireland were exhibited, drawing over 15,000 visitors to the fair. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the StART art fair. Don't miss this vibrant event in the art industry, offering the opportunity to explore Natalia Kapchuk's works from her series "The Lost Planet" since its debut, as well as, her latest addition to the series "Poseidon's Shield" (2023), recently introduced. Learn more about Start Art Fair 2023 by clicking the link provided in the bio. #StartArtFair2023 #StartArtFair #SaatchiGallery #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #MidasTouch #GildedPlanet #SaharanSands #SimulatedEarth #PoseidonsShield #Art #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #ClimateChange #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #Sustainability #Pollution

The presence of an artist at major international fairs is a pivotal factor in their professional development within the art industry. FprBURO Communications Agency recognizes this significance right from the inception of our strategy to promote the artist's personal brand. We not only create this strategy but also bring it to life throughout the entire duration of the project. Today, we are thrilled to share exciting news about Natalia Kapchuk's (@KapchukArt) participation in the Start Art Fair 2023 at Saatchi Gallery (@saatchi_gallery), which runs from October 11th to 15th concurrently with Frieze London 2023. Start Art Fair is a renowned event that, for the tenth time, will showcase galleries and works of emerging artists from across the globe. This year, Natalia Kapchuk's Grand Floor solo Booth 4.3 will proudly display artworks from "The Lost Planet" series, delving into environmental issues while celebrating the natural beauty of our planet. #FprBURO has provided comprehensive curatorial support for the artist's personal brand, ranging from the initial application submission to the complete art management process. This includes the development of the solo Booth design (complete with installation instructions), the preparation of informative and complementary materials for the exhibition, meticulous coordination of logistics and installation, as well as PR support. All these efforts are aimed at promoting the artist and enhancing their recognition among the professional target audience. For more details about the Start Art Fair, please refer to our posts. Stay tuned for updates on Natalia Kapchuk's journey through the art world! #ArtistPersonalBranding #ArtCurator #PromotionsArtists #ArtistsAndGallerysPR #ArtPR #ArtManagement #OrganizationsPersonalExhibitions #SoloExhibitions #OrganizationsGroupExhibitions #ArtFair #FprBuro #PR #ContemporaryArt #ArtReview #ArtPR #ArtManagement #PromotionsArtists #ArtConsultancy #ArtistsNetworking #ArtistsAndGallerysPR #BrandCollaborations #ArtEventsManagement #ArtGuestManagement #ArtCurator #ArtAdvisory #FprBuroCases #ArtFair #StartArtFair #KapchukArt #SaatchiGallery #FriezeLondon

Today, on September 28th, numerous countries around the world celebrate World Maritime Day, an observance established by The United Nations ( #UN) through the International Maritime Organization (IMO). This event occurs annually during the final week of September and places a strong emphasis on the significance of safe shipping, which accounts for over 80 percent of global trade, as well as marine conservation. Various maritime organizations and unions organize events and activities on this day, including educational initiatives aimed at delving into the preservation of marine flora and fauna. The theme for this year's World Maritime Day is "MARPOL at 50 – Our Commitment Endures." This chosen theme reflects the historical journey of IMO and underscores the vital role the organization plays in safeguarding the marine ecosystem of our planet. @Kapchuk supports initiatives dedicated to preserving and cleansing the world's oceans. The artist has dedicated numerous works in her series "The Lost Planet" to this cause, repeatedly expressing her admiration for the elements of the sea and the pristine beauty of our planet's oceans. Some of these works include "Invisible Life" (2019), "Sapphire Sea" (2022), "Divine Gaia" (2022), "Poseidon's Shield" (2023), and many others. #WorldMaritimeDay #WorldMaritimeDay2023 #InvisibleLife #SapphireSea #DivineGaia #PoseidonsShield #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Exhibition #Artworks #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #Sustainability

Eco-activist and artist Natalia Kapchuk has been nominated for the prestigious Harmony for Humanity Global Consciousness Art Prize, an accolade that celebrates the profound intersection of art, harmony, and the advancement of humanity. This distinguished award recognizes artists who inspire a global transformation in consciousness, fostering unity, comprehension, and positive social change through their creative pursuits. Natalia Kapchuk extends her heartfelt appreciation to the team behind Contemporary Art Collectors @ContemporaryArtCollectors, a platform dedicated to contemporary art curation and the promotion of artistic talents. @Kapchuk "In my view, creativity represents one of the pivotal links capable of guiding people's thoughts and actions toward solving environmental challenges and preserving our natural resources. This is the mission I have set for myself, a mission that resonates throughout nearly every art piece within my series, 'The Lost Planet' and 'The Lost Animals’.” Click the link in the bio! #Humanity #HarmonyforHumanity #GlobalWarming #GlobalConsciousness #ContemporaryArtCollectors #NataliaKapchuk #KapchukArt #TheLostPlanet #EcoArt #EcoSistem #TheLostAnimals #Sustainability #ContemporaryArt

Most recently, #NataliaKapchuk has unveiled her latest creation, "Poseidon's Shield," adding to her renowned series "The Lost Planet." With "Poseidon's Shield," the artist pays homage to the captivating beauty and enigmatic allure of Earth's oceans, a realm that remains largely uncharted despite its vastness, as only approximately 5% of the world's oceans have been explored. Recognizing the need to expand our understanding of the creatures and treasures hidden beneath the waves, the imperative of safeguarding these majestic waters, both the visible and the unseen, is eloquently expressed through Natalia Kapchuk's masterpiece, "Poseidon's Shield" (2023). Drawing inspiration from Greek mythology and the interplay of strength and vulnerability, Kapchuk employs her unique mixed-media techniques, meticulously crafting her artwork with acrylics, pigments, clay, resin, and delicate touches of gold leaf on wood. The commanding presence of gold in the artwork, reminiscent of a protective shield for the mesmerizing blue depths below, carries a layer of irony. Despite its authoritative appearance, the artist employs gold to symbolize an illusory sense of divine-like protection, while simultaneously highlighting its true elemental nature as an imperfect and less suitable defensive force. This dichotomy mirrors the delicate yet powerful essence of the ocean itself, echoing the paradox of its forceful might and susceptibility to external influences that can harm its inhabitants and the broader world. @kapchuk #PoseidonsShield #NewArtWork #TheLostPlanet #EcoSistem #NataliaKapchuk #KapchukArt #EcoArt #EcoSistem #Sustainability #ContemporaryArt

In today's tech-driven world, artists participating in online exhibitions, without their physical artworks, achieve comparable success with visitors and the art community as traditional physical events. FprBuro Communications Agency has a successful track record collaborating with top international art venues, representing artists in group exhibitions. For instance, at the BARCELONA INTERNATIONAL ART FAIR 2022, also known as #FIABCN @fiabarcelona, hosted at the Museu Maritim de Barcelona @museumaritim, Natalia Kapchuk's pieces from The Lost Planet series—The World is on Fire (2019), Environmental Crisis (2019), and After Life (2020)—made a successful digital debut with our agency's support. Kapchuk received deserved recognition and a nomination for the Premi International d'Art de Barcelona (PIAB) Award, highlighting her significant contribution to the art world within FIABCN 2022. "Environmental Crisis" (2019) thrived in its original physical form at the multimedia exhibition "Submergence: Going Below the Surface with Orca and Salmon" at the Jack Straw Cultural Center @jackstrawculturalcenter in Seattle, USA. This underscores that art can captivate viewers and the art community in various exhibition formats, even in innovative settings. The work of skilled professionals ensures artists' participation in exhibitions is seamless and impactful. In the "Submergence: Going Below the Surface with Orca and Salmon" exhibition, FprBuro played a crucial role, providing services like art management, marketing, and promotional support. This included creating materials like press releases, social media content, and email marketing campaigns to generate interest and buzz around the artwork. #FprBuroCommunicationsAgency #FprBuroArtProjects #FprBuroCases #ArtCurator #PromotionsArtists #ArtManagement #OrganizationsPersonalExhibitions #SoloExhibitions #OrganizationsGroupExhibitions #GroupExhibitions #ArtistPersonalBranding #ArtConsultancy #ArtAdvisory #ArtistNetworking #BrandCollaborations #ArtEvents #ArtPR #KapchukArt #VideoInstallation #MultimeDiaexibitions #DigitalExibitions

September 16th marked World Cleanup Day, a global event where millions of people from 197 countries and territories come together to improve the cleanliness of our planet. Since 2018, it has become a tradition to participate in garbage collection activities aimed at enhancing the environment. Natalia Kapchuk consistently supports World Cleanup Day and ongoing initiatives devoted to environmental cleanup and the promotion of responsible waste management. @kapchuk "If we are committed to preserving life on Earth, it is imperative that we safeguard our planet from further pollution and address pressing issues such as the proper management of solid waste, combatting plastic pollution in our oceans, and mitigating soil contamination." #WorldCleanupDay #WorldCleanupDay2023 #СlimateСhange #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Artist #ContemporaryArt #DigitalArt #Artworks #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #Sustainability #Pollution

September 16th, artist and eco-activist Natalia Kapchuk will observe The International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer. This date was established in 1994 by the United Nations General Assembly, marking the anniversary signing in 1987 of the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer. This protocol stands as a pivotal milestone in ceasing the degradation of the ozone layer, as it established global frameworks for collaboration and action, crucial for restoring and safeguarding the ozone layer. The ozone serves as a vital shield for humanity against the sun's harmful ultraviolet radiation. @Kapchuk addresses the issue of ozone depletion and the emergence of holes within the ozone in the artwork "Low Earth Orbit," 2020. In this piece, the artist portrays the ozone layer in vibrant pink, capturing the fluctuations that envelop Earth's protective layer. Set within the dark expanses of space and the iridescent shimmer of the cosmos, this artwork poignantly underscores our precarious existence within the broader Universe, accentuating our vulnerability. #WorldOzoneDay #OzoneLayer #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #EcoArt #ClimateChange #TheLostPlanet #LowEarthOrbit #Sustainability

When crafting interior designs for apartments or condominiums featuring expansive panoramic windows, designers and proprietors alike devote substantial consideration in achieving a seamless fusion between the framed vistas and the interior space within. This discerning approach extends to the meticulous selection of furniture, decor, and art pieces that harmonize with the room's overarching aesthetic. Natalia Kapchuk's creations within The Lost Planet series present an exemplary solution for spaces adorned with panoramic windows. These artworks effortlessly complement the picturesque natural landscapes observable through the windows, as well as the urban panoramas and accompanying infrastructure. An example of this symbiosis can be found with the art piece "The Planet Made of Gold." For a deeper exploration of @Kapchuk's portfolio, visit to www.kapchukart.com under the Artworks/The Lost Planet section. #InteriorDesign #InteriorFlat #InteriorApartment #ThePlanetMadeofGold #NataliaKapchuk #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Art #Artist #ContemporaryArt #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #WedSite

The artworks within The Lost Planet series are intricate three-dimensional creations skillfully crafted by artist Natalia Kapchuk, employing the Mixed Media technique. Despite the substantial quantity of 48 art pieces, @Kapchuk continually explores diverse forms of their presentation. For instance, at the close of July, successfully was hosted a digital Solo Show in collaboration with @nycartwalk and @FprBuro. Similarly, selected works were previously showcased in the same digital format at the BARCELONA INTERNATIONAL ART FAIR 2022, known as #FIABCN @fiabarcelona, within the historic Museu Maritim de Barcelona @museumaritim. The art pieces from The Lost Planet series have also seamlessly transitioned into the digital realm through augmented reality (AR), weaving together a multimedia narrative. For example, in her solo exhibition hosted at the CICA Museum in South Korea, six artworks by Kapchuk captivated audiences via digital projections. Among these works was "Night Flight," 2020, which engages with the theme of renewable energy sources. #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #NightFlight #AR #DigitalSpace #ARCodes #Art #ARtechnologies #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Artworks #ClimateChange #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #Sustainability #Pollution

Recently, one of the most anticipated art events of this summer, Wells Art Contemporary (@wellsartcontemporary) concluded its feature. The dedicated exhibition was hosted by the remarkable Wells Cathedral (@wellscathedral) from August 5th to September 2nd, 2023. Wells Art Contemporary 2023 stands as a leading art affair in the UK, uniting both emerging talents and well-established artists from all corners of the world. This esteemed event also attracts passionate art enthusiasts and seasoned collectors. In its twelfth edition, WAC 2023 presented an extraordinary Show, exhibiting an impressive collection of over a hundred distinct artistic creations that encompass a wide range of mediums and styles. Alongside the other masterpieces, Natalia Kapchuk’s artwork "Midas Touch" (2022) from #TheLostPlanet series captivated viewers’ attention. Its stunning design and profound significance left a lasting impression on all attendees. #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Artist #ContemporaryArt #Exhibition #Artworks #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #WellsCathedral #WellsArtContemporary #MadisTouch #Sustainability #WellsArtContemporary2023

In mid-July, an abnormal heatwave swept across numerous southern European cities. For instance, on July 18th, in Rome, the temperature soared to +41.8 degrees Celsius, as reported by The Telegraph, the local meteorological service. Similarly, mid-July temperatures in Greece reached a scorching 46 degrees Celsius. Spain and Switzerland also experienced extreme temperatures. The repercussions of these soaring temperatures were evident with a rise in forest fires, substantial hail, and torrential rainfall. The chief factor behind this scenario is an anticyclone originating in the Sahara desert. Simultaneously, it's human activities that are actively contributing to climate change, thereby worsening global warming. Eco-activist and artist Natalia Kapchuk expresses concern about the looming repercussions of climate change. This concern is a recurring theme in many of her works within The Lost Planet series. Take, for example, her piece "Ice Shelter," 2020, where #NataliaKapchuk delves into the vulnerability of the ice caps atop the Himalayan Mountains—a region sensitive to shifts in temperature. The work also underscores the peril of losing a substantial portion of the mountain ice cover by the century's end. Concurrently, Kapchuk's admiration for the exquisite beauty of the Himalayan Mountains is palpable, accentuated by the polished and reflective surface of the "Ice Shelter" piece. Through her art, @Kapchuk urges viewers to contemplate the losses we're incurring. #IceShelter #GlobalWarming #AbnormalTemperatures #NataliaKapchuk #KapchukArt #TheLostPlanet #EcoArt #EcoSistem #Sustainability #ContemporaryArt

On March 1, 2019, the UN General Assembly officially declared the period from 2021 to 2030 as the Decade of Ecosystem Restoration. Throughout these ten years, all endeavors are towards restoring deteriorated and destroyed ecosystems, serving as a potent strategy to combat climate change and enhance food security, water availability, and biodiversity. The deterioration of terrestrial and marine ecosystems adversely impacts the well-being of over 3 billion individuals. Nevertheless, the research underscores that more than two billion hectares of the world's deforested and degraded landscapes possess the potential for recovery, presenting a considerable opportunity for their preservation. Eco-activist and artist Natalia Kapchuk highlights the frailty and susceptibility of ecosystems in her piece "Self-isolation, 2020." This work exemplifies the vulnerability of an oasis to the adverse impacts of climate change. Insufficient precipitation leads to droughts, a decline in groundwater levels, water scarcity, exacerbated lands, degradation, and soil salinization. #Oasis #EcoSistem #UN #DecadeonEcosystemRestoration #SelfIsolation #NataliaKapchuk #KapchukArt #TheLostPlanet #EcoArt #EcoSistem #Sustainability #ContemporaryArt

According to the UN report on the state of water resources for the year 2023, human water consumption has been increasing by approximately one percent each year over the past forty years. This trend, driven by the growing global population and socio-economic activities, is projected to persist until 2050. This alarming statistic underscores the urgency of finding solutions to water scarcity and promoting its rational use while preserving and safeguarding the planet's waterways. Artist and eco-activist Natalia Kapchuk actively support initiatives aimed at conserving and preserving Earth's water resources. In her art piece "Sapphire Sea" (2022) from #TheLostPlanet series, she expresses the significance of these resources for the planet's existence. The deep chromatic shade of sapphire symbolizes the natural purity and beauty of our water resources, emphasizing their inseparable connection to all that exists on the planet. #SapphireSea #TheLostPlanet #KapchukArt #Kapchuk #Artist #ContemporaryArt #EcoArt #NataliaKapchuk #Sustainability #Marinelife #UN #Water #WorldOcean

From July 27th to 30th, the animated video installation, "The Lost Planet" (2021), by #NataliaKapchuk was showcased alongside other masterpieces at the prestigious London Art Biennale 2023 (@londonartbiennale), held at the breathtaking Chelsea Old Town Hall. This highly esteemed exhibition in the UK brought together emerging and established artists from the UK and around the globe, presenting the finest artistic talents in a curated event under the guidance of a professional jury. #LondonArtBiennale2023 attracted numerous visitors, including leading art collectors and representatives of the global art community. The video installation "The Lost Planet" (2021), created in collaboration with @fprburo, captivated viewers and left a lasting impression with its engaging storyline and original production. In this video, @kapchuk encourages global residents to protect Earth and stabilize the climate, ensuring a better future for all inhabitants of our beloved home. #Biennale #LondonArtBiennale #LondonArtBiennale2023 #NataliaKapchuk #KapchukArt #Artist #VideoArtSurrealism #VideoAnimation #videoinstallation #videoinstallationTheLostPlanet #TheLostPlanet #VideoInstallationNataliaKapchuk #Sustainability #ContemporaryArt #chelseaoldtownhall

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On July 29th, select pieces from Natalia Kapchuk's latest series, #TheLostPlanet, were showcased at the remarkable Times Square as part of her Solo Show in collaboration with @nycartwalk. Among the featured artworks by @Kapchuk were "American Dream" (2019), "Ocean's DNA" (2019), "Heart of the Ocean" (2021), and "Glacial Iridescence" (2022). These captivating art pieces were presented on the monumental Times Square screen, capturing the attention of passersby. Each artwork is dedicated to specific environmental concerns, reflecting the artistic mission of The Lost Planet project to raise much-needed awareness about the plight of our planet. Natalia Kapchuk felt a sense of pride to be featured in such a prominent location, sharing her art and the mission behind The Lost Planet series with thousands of people. Swipe right to see mesmerizing photos from the Solo Show! #TimesSquare #TimesSquareArt #TimesSquareArtShow #NycartWalk #ArtShow #KapchukArt #NataliaKapchuk #Artist #ContemporaryArt #DigitalArt #Artworks #ClimateChange #EcoArt #TheLostPlanet #TimeSquare #NYC #TheLostPlanet #SoloExhibition #Sustainability #Pollution #AmericanDream #OceansDNA #GlacialIridescence #HeartoftheOcean