Safe From Harm: Photo Series by Neal Grundy

Known for his stunning photography work which incorporates fabrics to produce evocative images, Neal Grundy has once again captivated us with “Safe from Harm,” a series that combines aesthetic beauty with urgent environmental messaging.

Living just a five-minute walk from the coast in the south of England, Neal is intimately familiar with the landscape he captures through his lens. The dramatic chalk cliffs in this region are not only a visual marvel but also a poignant symbol of nature’s vulnerability. Frequent cliff falls, often reported in local news, have inspired Neal’s current focus: rock erosion and its broader implications for our environment.

In “Safe from Harm” Neal employs his signature style to convey a powerful message, using bright colored fabric to wrap and highlight affected areas. This choice is both symbolic and strategic. Brightly colored fabrics or papers are used in our society to cover and protect valuable items, from wrapping paper for gifts to curtains at a theater and the red carpet at a film premiere. In Neal’s work, the fabric serves a similar purpose, drawing attention to the preciousness and vulnerability of our natural environment.

To learn more about Neal and his mesmerizing captures, take a look at his website.

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