The art works of Josh Keyes explore the consequences of human activity on wildlife and nature, but his pieces aren’t just blatant criticism.

Instead of seeing the city as a monstrous threat to nature, these illustrations convey a more conflicted stance—one needs the other to survive, Keyes’ art seems to say.

As these paintings suggest, we can't return to an Eden-like past simply because it has never existed. What we could do perhaps, is to find a balance between our modern needs and the conservation of our natural environment.











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