The Good of the Hive Symbolic Monarch!
THE VISIT
Dear participant friends:
The Symbolic Migration has got great last-minute news for all of you!
A last symbolic monarch, coming from American Artist Matthew Willey, whose art is being painted all around the world, www.TheGoodoftheHive.com has just landed on at the surroundings to “Sierra Chincua” monarchs’ overwintering sanctuary in central México!!!.
A group of students attending classroom lessons at our first and only brand new local public University “Benito Juárez” in the monarch region, whose main concept and mission shall be to educate our local young generations on the importance of the conservation of our local ecosystem, and which symbol shall be the Monarch butterfly and the preservation and restoration of its habitat, have been highly honored to receive Matt’s Symbolic Monarch, whose message accompanying his Symcolic Monarch to our large audience has been:
“I am so honored to have the opportunity to participate in the Symbolic Monarch Migration!.
The Symbolic Migration and The Good of the Hive have something very important in common. Along with caring deeply about the future of our pollinator pals, our organizations understand the power of a symbol to create and inspire change. Not all people are going to care about a bee or a butterfly, but we can all get behind the idea of the Monarch’s epic migratory journey or the connectedness of a honey bee hive. These things remind us of the lives WE want to live… and it is our job to make sure we protect these precious jewels of the insect world so they remain more than just symbols in the decades to come”.
“Wooow!... ohhh!... what a beauty!... that really means something!... how did he get started with his art?; where is he painting his creations?, he shall be so inspiring… we had never seen something like this anywhere… it is so impressive… it conveys so much… and now he is including the Monarch butterlfy in his creation! “ -this were only some of the student’s words while students were told a little bit of Matt’s art and talent.
Teacher Magda, the coordinator of the school and the local architect who designed the beatiful facilities said: “We are so lucky, so honored to be the addressees of this so special message and art piece of someone whose art’s motivation is exactly the mission of our University!. He is already our guest of honor!. We send our deep appreciation and gratitude for what he is doing for the world with his artwork, including now our Symbol, the Monarch butterfly!”
It is as well a high honor, for the Symbolic Migration program to now do the final closing of the season with the delivery of The Good of the Hive Symbolic Monarch. Shall Matt’s art and message reach every corner of the world, including the far away overwintering spots of the Monarch butterflies in central México!.
The Good of the Hive Symbolic Monarch
The Good of the Hive, Narrowsburg, New York