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Peat cutting, Connemara, County Galway, Republic of Ireland, Europe

Peat cutting, Connemara, County Galway, Republic of Ireland, Europe


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Peat cutting, Connemara, County Galway, Republic of Ireland, Europe

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Martin Siepmann

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Burden Connemara County Cutting Destruction Digging District Ecocide Ecological Eire Environment Environmental Excavation Galway Government Ireland Irish Mining Peat Physical Pressure Pollution Republic Republic Of Ireland Stress Turf Polluting Shots


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This print by Martin Siepmann captures the ancient practice of peat cutting in Connemara, County Galway, Republic of Ireland. The image showcases the physical labor and environmental impact involved in this traditional method of fuel extraction. In the midst of a picturesque landscape, we witness the destructive force unleashed upon nature as workers dig deep into the earth to extract turf. The daylight illuminates their arduous task, emphasizing both the burden they carry and the stress placed on our environment. The composition highlights not only the excavation itself but also its wider implications. It serves as a poignant reminder of ecocide and ecological concerns that persist in modern society. As layers of peat are unearthed, it symbolizes how our actions can contribute to pollution and further damage our delicate ecosystem. Against this backdrop, there is no trace of human presence; instead, we are left with an eerie silence that underscores the gravity of these activities. This absence invites viewers to reflect on their own role in preserving or destructing our natural world. Through his lens, Siepmann skillfully captures a moment frozen in time – one that prompts us to contemplate both historical practices and contemporary issues surrounding land use and resource exploitation.

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