Split World
In Split World, John Pitre explores the tension between opposing forces—industry and nature, progress and preservation. Originally commissioned for the Spokane World's Fair, the painting later hung above the desk of Governor Daniel J. Evans in the Washington State Capitol during his third term, underscoring its cultural and political significance.
A fractured globe reveals two contrasting realities: one driven by machinery, expansion, and technological ambition; the other sustained by organic life, harmony, and ecological balance. Through this powerful symbolism, Pitre invites viewers to reflect on coexistence, consequence, and the choices that continue to shape the future of our world.
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Original
Late 1970s | Commissioned for the Spokane World’s Fair
Purchase Price
$1.2 Million | Original 1/1 (Oil, Acrylic & Archival Ink) | Available Through the Artist
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Museum-Quality Archival Fine Art Canvas
Where opposing worlds exist in fractured balance.





































