Deborah Kruger

Drawings

Since the fall of 2016, I have immersed myself in researching some of the world’s most endangered birds—rare and fragile species whose habitats span the windswept coasts of New Zealand and Australia, the grasslands of Africa, the forests of Asia, and the diverse landscapes of the Americas. Each bird is both a living masterpiece and a reminder of what we stand to lose. My drawings aim to honor their beauty while underscoring the urgency of their preservation. These works will take shape as silk screens, ceramics, and large-scale installations, becoming both art and advocacy in my upcoming exhibitions.

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Green Macaw
Congo Bay Owl
Kakapo
Ivory Billed Woodpecker
California Condor
Madagascar Serpent Eagle
Secretary Bird
Maleo
Kagu
Giant Ibis
New Zealand Storm Pertral
Australian Painted Snipe
Tooth Billed Pidgeon
H Phillipine Eagle.Pithecophaga Jefferyi
Phillapine Eagle
Bengal Florican
Harpy Eagle
Harpy Eagle
Long Billed Star Troath
SCARLET MACAW(1)
Scarlet Macaw
Solitary Eagle
Red Billed Tropic Bird
Grasshopper Sparrow
V Golden Cheeked Warbler. Setophaga Chrysoparia
Golden Cheeked Warbler
Royal Flycatcher
Great Currasow without line
Great Curassow
Shoe Billed Heron
Collared Aracari
Crested Owl
Reddish Egret