Animal Rights Advocate and Artist Jo Frederiks

Jo Frederiks: Vegan animal rights artist

Jo Frederiks

Artist and Animal Rights Activist

Jo Frederiks is a passionate animal rights advocate, speaking through her art to create awareness and inspire change to a vegan way of life. She is a full-time practising artist, exposing the well-hidden plight of animals we enslave, exploit and needlessly use for food, clothing, entertainment and research. Working in varying mediums, Frederiks favours graphite and oil paint. She has previously studied at The Arts Academy in Brisbane, graduating with Honours.

Jo Fredriks artist profile

She has had many solo, joint, and group exhibitions throughout the years, and her work is in private collections in numerous countries across the world. Her drawings are sensitive, exquisite and beautifully detailed, portraying the unique character of each individual being.

Frederiks grew up on a million-acre cattle station in central Queensland, Australia. It was this environment that not only nurtured her connection to nonhuman animals but highlighted their immense vulnerability at the hands of humankind.

Jo Frederiks @JoFrederiks is a passionate animal rights advocate and vegan from making provocative and haunting about animals endangered by meat See more on my website


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