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Parrots and the Wildlife Trade

These images were created as a visual response to research I’ve been conducting on the trade of parrots and the experiences of parrots in captivity. This work will be part of a show on the wildlife trade hosted by a partnership between IFAW and Creature Conserve. The show will run from July 17 to August 7 in Gallery 55 in Providence, Rhode Island.

 These images address three themes:

The treatment of parrots as material resources rather than sentient beings. How a parrot’s social and environmental needs are met in the wild vs captivity. The changing and expanding identity of a parrot as it is passed through multiple homes.

You can view high quality versions of these images on my website.

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Merab Abramishvili

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Macys’s Galleria, Dallas, Texas

From The Best of Store Designs (1987)

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David S. Herrerias - Garbhagriha’s Secrets

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 On Death. Part 1. On the Tracks, etching and aquatint on paper Max Klinger, German artist and sculptor, 1857-1920. Albertina, Vienna, Austria.

  Klinger explored the grotesque and fantastic and influenced Edvard Munch and Salvador Dali among others. {{PD-1923}}

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Henri-Léopold Lévy Salome with the Head of Saint John the Baptist

19th century

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Odilon Redon (1840 - 1916, French) The Golden Cell / (The Blue Profile), 1892. (The British Museum, London)

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Muraoka Kimio (1966, Japanese) White Hand through the Window

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Mickaël Bourgoin…

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Les Chants de Maldoror (2007) - by Corominas

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From An album of paintings from Yuanxiangguan, Volume 27, Jin Yuan

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The City of the Plains: “The smoke of the Cities rose up as the smoke of a great Furnace” - Albert Goodwin

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A Forest as Enchanted with a Firey Castle, Defended by Daemons (1763 - Etching / Engraving) - by Edward Rooker and Paul Sandby, after John Collins

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Dawn (1919) - Thomas Edwin Mostyn

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From Les Assiègés de Compiègne 1430 by A. Robida, 1906.