Creating Through Their Eyes
What if a wildlife portrait showed more than the animal?
Through Their Eyes began with one simple idea: what if a wildlife portrait showed more than the animal?
Traditional wildlife art often removes the subject from everything happening around it. I wanted to do the opposite.
Each artwork places the animal within a story influenced by the changing world around it.
An orangutan stands against disappearing forest. A turtle encounters an ocean affected by plastic. A wolf looks towards an increasingly developed horizon.
There are ten animals in the collection, and each piece explores a different relationship between wildlife and the human-altered environment.
The animals remain the focus because the collection is ultimately about perspective.
Their eyes are deliberately important.
We are used to looking at wildlife. Through Their Eyes asks what the world might look like if they could look back at us.
The collection includes:
- Orangutan, The Last Tree
- Gorilla, The Last Witness
- Tiger, Vanishing Kingdom
- Turtle, Plastic Tide
- Wolf, Concrete Horizon
- Zebra, The Divide
- Koala, Smoke on the Wind
- Elephant, Alone
- Chimpanzee, Hope
- Lion, Reflection
Each artwork has its own story, but together they form one collection about beauty, vulnerability and our relationship with the natural world.
The first 100 prints of each artwork, across all available sizes, form the First Edition release.
Lucy Goffin is the founder of The Beast in Me Art, a contemporary wildlife art brand focused on animal portraiture, storytelling and the changing relationship between wildlife and the world around us.
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