- Medium
- Museum-Quality Archival Pigment Print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 180 gsm.
- Dimensions (in cm)
- 100x50x5 cm
- Edition
- Edition of 20 + 2 Artist's Proofs
- Signature
- Signed by the artist
- Price
- Price on request
Provenance
Artist's Studio, São Paulo, Brazil.
Exhibited through archival edition prints in Brazil, Miami and New York.
Golden Survival: The Legend of Makala portrays one of the Pantanal's most iconic jaguars crossing a river at golden hour, her gaze fixed ahead with quiet determination. Bathed in warm evening light, the scene reflects both the elegance and resilience that define life in one of the world's richest ecosystems.
More than a portrait of a wild animal, the photograph celebrates the enduring strength required to survive in an environment shaped by constant change. Every movement across the water speaks of instinct, adaptation, and the delicate balance that sustains the Pantanal's extraordinary biodiversity.
Part of the ongoing series *The Gaze of Silence*, the work invites viewers to look beyond the image itself and reflect on the fragile relationship between wilderness and conservation. Through Makala's presence, the photograph becomes a tribute to the resilience of nature and the responsibility of preserving it for future generations.
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