Inferno
Inferno
Amanda Burns-Elhassouni
Spackle, acrylic paint, gold leaf on canvas
This piece explores the devastating impact of wildfires, increasingly fueled by human negligence, climate change, and arson. The destruction of landscapes, wildlife, and the atmosphere reflects the profound consequences of human actions. Through layered palette-knife techniques and textured materials, the work captures the intensity of fire and the loss of nature’s beauty.
Height: 36 in
Width: 30 in
Depth: 2.5 in
Artist Bio:
Amanda is the artist behind Burns-Elhassouni Studio in South Orange, NJ, working across multiple mediums to create commissioned portraits of people, places and pets, as well as personal work ranging from contemporary realism to mixed media narratives exploring symbolism, identity, and emotion. As a mother, art educator and small business owner, she is passionate about fostering community, nurturing artistic voices, and telling stories through her art. Learn more about her commissions, personal work, and educational offerings at www.burnselhassounistudio.com.
Artist Identifiers:
Woman-Owned
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