A World Without Wild
The Haunting Possibility of Empty Landscapes
If the animals vanish from our photographs, will we finally see what we’ve lost?
There’s a quiet horror in absence.
In Margot Raggett’s latest work, that absence is deliberate… and devastating.
A cheetah family, once draped across an acacia branch, is gone. A polar bear vanishes from its icy throne. A pangolin disappears into dust. The landscapes remain — beautiful, yes, but sterile. Empty of breath. Devoid of life.
These altered images are not science fiction. They are prophecy.
