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The Essence of Wildlife - wildlife art on reclaimed materials

Andy Currie-Scarr transforms weathered driftwood into powerful tributes to endangered species, merging conservation with artisanal craftsmanship.

Finalist of Wildlife Artist of the Year 2026!
Red Panda

Physical exhibition 8th - 12th Sept, Mall Galleries London

Online exhibition 27th Aug - 12th Sept

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Available to buy via the store

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Artistic Mediums - acrylic and mixed media paintings of wildlife art on reclaimed materials

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Hand painted endangered Chimpanzee in mixed media on assembled driftwood of different shapes, sizes, colour and textures
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British Birds on Driftwood

Meticulously painted British garden and woodland birds on unique, desk-sized pieces of locally sourced driftwood, capturing local nature in miniature.

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Slate Paintings

Captured on ancient stone, these pieces highlight the raw, unyielding beauty of British wildlife against the cold colour and texture of reclaimed slate. This is the heart of what makes these unique pieces so beautiful portraying and the concept of wildlife art on reclaimed materials

Reclaimed Driftwood

Weathered by oceanic elements, each fragment of driftwood is carefully selected to serve as an organic canvas for nature's most vulnerable creatures, the pure essence of wildlife art on reclaimed materials

Miniature Framed Paintings

Coaster-sized miniature portraits of British wildlife and domestic companions or livestock, loosely painted and set within bespoke frames crafted from reclaimed wood.

Original Wildlife Paintings and Limited Edition Prints

Art with a Purpose

My work is a tribute to the silent struggle of endangered species, captured on surfaces that have already lived a full life. By painting on reclaimed slate and weathered driftwood, I weave the history of the material with the urgent story of conservation, inviting a deeper connection with the natural world's most vulnerable inhabitants.

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Andy Currie-Scarr

Andy Currie-Scarr is a wildlife artist dedicated to the preservation of endangered species. By chronicling their stories on reclaimed slate and driftwood, he transforms natural textures into evocative visual narratives. His work serves as a bridge between art and advocacy, inviting viewers to appreciate the fragile beauty of our planet's wildlife while supporting vital conservation efforts.

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