Animals
Scientist-Artist Turns Scary, Deformed Amphibians Into Art to Promote Environmental Awareness
After two decades of observation and collection of artworks, biologist Brandon Ballengée has now compiled exhibits to connect viewers and spectators with the current ecological paradigms, encouraging them to make a move for the environment.
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