Wildlife Jewels® Oceans Conservation, Fine Art Fashion, Sea Turtles, Sea Lions & Seabirds Exhibition at AltaSea
An incredible day filled with inspiration at the AltaSea at the Port of Los Angeles Open House, where we gathered to raise awareness for preservation of our oceans.
On Saturday February 24th, Wildlife Jewels had the pleasure of exhibiting at AltaSea at the Port of Los Angeles, showcasing our new ocean-inspired works of art, including our “Green Tourmaline the Sea Turtle” Painting and Fine Art Couture Dress, while also sharing updates on our latest oceans conservation initiatives. We educated attendees about the importance of protecting coastal wildlife by sharing their stories and highlighting the innovative solutions they inspire. We also emphasized the urgent need to address human-caused threats to our oceans and marine life.
The Fine Art:
Wildlife Jewels Green Tourmaline the Sea Turtle Painting
Original 36” x 24” mixed media on canvas painting taking inspiration from a precious Green Sea Turtle Azi encountered while swimming in Hawaii.
Education: This painting is showcased at art galleries and event exhibitions for educational initiatives, dedicated to educating our community about threats to seabirds and supporting protection of Seabirds!
The Art of Fashion:
Wildlife Jewels '“Green Tourmaline the Sea Turtle” Lace Applique Tulle Dress
This exquisite dress draws its inspiration from the stunning beauty of the Green Sea Turtle. Every aspect, from the choice of fabric color to the intricate appliqué design, reflects the essence of this precious sea turtle. Crafted meticulously in California, the dress showcases eco-sustainable materials such as luxurious English cotton bobbinet and organic cotton, embodying elegance and sustainability in its composition.
Education: This dress is showcased at art galleries and event exhibitions for educational initiatives, dedicated to educating our community about threats to ocean life and supporting protection of sea turtles!
Some of our initiatives we shared at AltaSea:
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Wildlife Jewels Rescue
Shared stories of the seabirds and marine mammals we've recently encountered along the California coast, where they've fallen ill or become entangled in fishing gear, like this precious Cormorant we found in Solana Beach. Educated individuals about ways they can take action to support our rescue group and help save wildlife.
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The Wildlife Jewels® Collections Exhibition
Our new Wildlife Jewels Collections fine art painting and couture dress—a masterpiece that harmoniously merges fine art, fashion, conservation, and education.
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Wildlife Jewels Rescue Collective Group
Shared stories of seabirds and marine mammals we've recently encountered along the California coast, where they've fallen ill or become entangled in fishing gear. Including a precious Sea Lion in Solana Beach sickened from domoic acid poisoning, and another sea lion in Crystal Cove whose neck was wrapped in fishing gear.
WildlifeBots™ Collective Group
The objective of WildlifeBots Collective Group is to unite communities, visionaries and innovators across various sectors and industries, sparking transformative ideas for the application of game-changing technologies dedicated to the protection of wildlife.
Our Vision
“We dream of a world where wildlife thrives untouched by human activities, roaming freely in their natural habitats. In this world, every person recognizes the magnificent beauty and value of living wildlife, and takes significant action to ensure safety and protection of wildlife.”
— Azi Sharif, Founder & Executive Director Wildlife Jewels®
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We offer this event free of charge. Wildlife Jewels is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and operates on donations. Your contribution is tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law. Would you be interested in making a tax-deductible contribution to express your support for our mission to protect wildlife from human-caused threats?