Limited edition print of an original by artist Kate Morgan RI.
This edition is signed and numbered by the artist and is limited to 120 giclée prints worldwide.
Each is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity and is printed on Canson Aquarelle Rag 310 gsm paper.
Edition print sizes:
A1 - 59.4 cm x 84.1 cm
A0 - 84.1 cm x 118.9 cm
All Limited Edition prints come unframed.
We offer free worldwide delivery on all Limited Edition prints orders.
Limited Edition prints are delivered within 7-14 working days
Description of Costa Rican Carnival
Costa Rican Carnival is a vibrant ode to nature’s abundance, where the rainforest is transformed into a living celebration. The composition feels alive with layered movement, as flora and fauna intertwine in a joyful, almost musical rhythm. Rather than depicting a single moment, the painting gathers many moments at once—growth, rest, watchfulness, and play—inviting the viewer into a world where nature is not observed from a distance, but experienced as an all-encompassing, jubilant presence.
Brilliant macaws anchor the composition with their knowing gazes, their scarlet, gold, and emerald feathers echoing the surrounding orchids and tropical blooms. Sloths sway gently among the branches, embodying a slower, wiser rhythm of existence, while spotted felines—half-hidden, half-revealed—move through the foliage with quiet power and ancestral grace. Monkeys, birds, insects, and flowers coexist in joyful abundance, none dominating, all belonging.
Color is the language of this world. Saturated pinks, electric blues, deep jungle greens, and sunlit yellows collide and harmonize, creating a visual carnival that feels both celebratory and sacred. Patterns ripple through leaves and petals, blurring the line between animal and environment, reminding us that in this ecosystem, everything is woven together.
There is no empty space here—only fullness, generosity, and awe. Costa Rican Carnival is not a snapshot of nature, but an immersion into it: a reminder of biodiversity as poetry, of the rainforest as a living mosaic, and of life itself as a continuous festival. It invites the viewer not just to observe, but to rejoice—to feel gratitude for a world so wildly, unapologetically alive.
