The great cormorant has experienced a remarkable increase in its population over recent decades, adapting to reservoirs and inland rivers.
While its recovery is considered a success, it has also sparked debates among organizations such as SEO/BirdLife and the Council for Agriculture and Fisheries, which point out that its expansion is disrupting the balance of aquatic ecosystems and affecting other species, particularly local fish populations.
This multiform cormorant stands as a symbol of how nature responds to change, but also as an inspiration for seeking new balances in a world in constant transformation.

30 x 30 cm oil painting and acrylic on 400g Canson paper.
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