This work is based on a reflection on the unpredictability of human behavior, which is increasingly disrespectful toward the animal world.
I was reminded of the legends of Sardinian tradition and their deep connection with the land and Mother Nature.
The character of Su Pascifera embodies the protective spirit of the forest, acting in harmony with the animal world that inhabits it.
However, in my painting, only her sorrow is evident, as her protection was not enough to save the boar from human cruelty.
The young man watches over it, and the fox, stunned, observes from afar.
Beatrice Eleonore Bobst ( Switzerland,1962) lives and works in Verona
After her Bachelor of Arts Degree at La Sapienza University in Rome ,she graduated from the School of Restoration of the Vatican Museum with G. Colalucci.
After working on numerous restorations for the Italian Soprintendenza delle Belle Arti, she set up a working cooperative with patronage of the EEC. She continued her training at Accademia Cignaroli with Rosabianca Cinquetti , Giacomo Modolo and Andrea Facco.
Her passion for color comes from working with different materials as a restorer, while after the birth of her children she became interested in the world of chilhood and began to use the canvas.