Moon

Description

The Moon watches over a planet in transformation. In this large-scale charcoal artwork, climate artist Abhijeet Shrivastava renders Earth’s most familiar companion as both witness and mirror, capturing the silence between what our planet was and what it is becoming.

Created using charcoal on archival paper with embedded biochar, Moon is part of The Carbon Art’s Absorbed: Carbon Sequestration Series. Each edition permanently incorporates biochar, a stable form of carbon produced from biomass, directly into the artwork. This is not a symbolic gesture. The carbon is physically locked within the piece, verified through Puro.earth certification and accompanied by a Certificate of Climate Impact.

Biochar can remain stable in the environment for hundreds to thousands of years, and so does the carbon within your artwork. Owning Moon means owning a piece of the climate solution, not just a statement about it. The work has been recognized alongside art that earned White House acknowledgment for its contribution to climate action.

Limited edition of 15. Each piece is hand-signed, numbered, and includes a Puro.earth-verified Certificate of Climate Impact.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Moon different from a standard charcoal artwork?

Moon is part of the Absorbed: Carbon Sequestration Series and contains embedded biochar, a form of stable carbon that permanently sequesters carbon within the artwork. Each edition is verified by Puro.earth and includes a Certificate of Climate Impact.

What is biochar, and why is it significant?

Biochar is produced by heating organic biomass in a low-oxygen environment. The resulting material is highly stable carbon that can remain sequestered for centuries. By embedding biochar into the artwork, The Carbon Art makes carbon removal visible and permanent.

How many editions of Moon are available?

Moon is a limited edition of 15. Each piece is individually numbered and hand-signed by the artist.

What is included with my purchase?

Each purchase includes the original artwork on archival paper, a Puro.earth-verified Certificate of Climate Impact, a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist, and professional packaging.

Can this artwork be used toward corporate sustainability reporting?

Yes. The Puro.earth verification accompanying each edition provides documentation suitable for ESG reporting. Corporate collectors can reference the verified carbon sequestration when communicating sustainability commitments.