Eco Warriors- archival print
Eco Warriors is a print of an original oil painting by Ojibwe artist Le’Ana Asher, from the series on social justice and resilience. Indigenous women from every continent, including Autumn Peltier, Sonia Guajajara, Nemonte Nenquimo, and Wangari Maathai, rise from a sea of water to protect their peoples, lands, and waters. We are still here. Archival giclée print in 8×10, 11×14, 16×20, with a [½ in] white border for framing.
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Eco Warriors
Archival giclée print on 100% rag paper | Open edition |8×10,11×14, 16×20
Eco Warriors is a print of an original oil painting, a portrait of the Earth’s defenders. At the top of the canvas, Anishinaabe water protector Autumn Peltier appears at monumental scale, the planet resting on her brow like a halo. Below her, women from every inhabited continent rise from a single sea, including Sonia Guajajara, Alessandra Korap Munduruku, Nemonte Nenquimo, Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim, Amelia Telford, Wangari Maathai, Sharice Davids, Deb Haaland, and astronaut Nicole Mann, alongside women from Hawai’i and Standing Rock. Their nations and struggles differ, but the painting places them in the same water, because the fight for land, water, and life has never belonged to one place.
Around them, the world is in crisis. A forest burns beneath a blood-red sun, a fire the artist reads as the result of pushing out the people who once tended the land with fire. A lone visitor in a red jacket stands on a melting iceberg with their back to us, though the ice extends far deeper than what we2025 can see. Below, whales swim through changing water. They are not resources but relatives, part of the circle.
At upper right, a medicine woman sits in ceremony beside a copper pot, speaking to all our relations about the next steps forward. Her presence turns the painting from an indictment into a gathering, drawing on the Anishinaabe Seven Fires prophecy. If the right road is chosen, the Seventh Fire lights the Eighth and final Fire, an eternal fire of peace, unity, and balance. In Anishinaabemowin, fire is ishkode.
Eco Warriors is part of the artist’s series on social justice and resilience, alongside Maajtaawin Gizhi-Bimaadizin. We are still here.
About the Print
Reproduced from the original oil painting on canvas (24 × 36 in.,2024). Each print is an archival pigment (giclée) print on 100% rag, acid-free paper, with a [½ in] white border around the image for framing. Prints do not include a certificate of authenticity.
Details
- Print type: [Open edition] archival giclée
- Paper: 100% rag, acid-free, 310 gsm, matte finish
- Ink: archival pigment ink
- Border: [½ in] white border on all sides
- Sizes:8×10, 11×14,16×20
- Longevity: 100+ years fade resistance
- Framing: Sold unframed. Ships flat or in a protective tube
- Certificate of authenticity: Not included
