CoExistence is an environmental art exhibition featuring 100 life size lantana elephants modelled on wild herds that live in the Nilgiri Hills in Southern India. They have been created deep in the jungles of Tamil Nadu, by the indigenous communities who live in close proximity to their real-life counterparts.

As the elephants make their way around the globe, they will tell the story of our crowded planet, the effect of human encroachment on wild spaces and the inspiring ways we can coexist with all the other living beings that make our world magical – from tigers and badgers to nightingales and elephants.

Funds raised from sculpture sales will be directed to grass-roots organisations across India that allow people and wildlife to coexist peacefully.

Sladmore Contemporary is delighted to collaborate with Co-Existence this summer and this is where Jill Berelowitz will be debuting her new series of Baby Elephants.

More details here.