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Wednesday, December 4, 2024 |
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The Empty Quarter opens 'The Real Owners of the Planet' by Björn Persson |
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DUBAI.- Björn Persson is an internationally renowned artist based in Stockholm, Sweden. He has spent many years travelling around the world in search of adventure and spectacular images. His passion for this planets beautiful wildlife and humans is reflected in his images.
Björn looks upon his work as an art form rather than pure nature and documentary photography. He sees the animals as they truly are; emotional, thinking and conscious beings with different personalities. He tries to portray their souls and translate their wisdom with his camera as his paintbrush. Instead of creating despair about their threatened situation, he wants to give people the urge and inspiration to get involved.
Apart from fine art photography, Björn is committed to documenting and raising awareness to the threatened species situation. His passion for wildlife was born when he trained in field care and worked with anti-poaching in South Africa. Thats when he discovered what a critical state the wildlife is in. Since then, Björn has used his camera as a weapon and against wildlife poaching, and donated substantial amounts towards wildlife conservation.
Björn is also the founder of Here Forever Foundation aiming to raise funds and awareness towards wildlife conservation in Africa.
Recently he released his new photography book The Real Owners of the Planet, which celebrates the beauty of the African wildlife. Its the first in a series that will cover the endangered species of every continent in the world.
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