Eco Pill — surreal contemporary oil painting depicting sharks, sea turtles, and fish contained within a transparent capsule-shaped form against a dark atmospheric seascape by Farron Khan.
Eco Pill — surreal contemporary oil painting depicting sharks, sea turtles, and fish contained within a transparent capsule-shaped form against a dark atmospheric seascape by Farron Khan.

Eco Pill

$800.00

Oil on canvas
16 × 20 inches
2025

Eco Pill is a contemporary surrealist oil painting examining environmental collapse, consumer culture, and humanity’s attempt to contain ecological crisis through technological and pharmaceutical symbolism. Featuring marine life enclosed within a transparent capsule, Farron Khan explores the tension between preservation and artificial control, questioning whether environmental destruction can truly be solved through manufactured solutions alone. The fragmented composition and luminous color palette create a sense of suspended fragility, while the encapsulated ecosystem becomes a symbol of both protection and confinement. Through surreal imagery and contemporary symbolism, the painting reflects growing anxieties surrounding pollution, climate change, and the commodification of nature.

Oil on canvas
16 × 20 inches
2025

Eco Pill is a contemporary surrealist oil painting examining environmental collapse, consumer culture, and humanity’s attempt to contain ecological crisis through technological and pharmaceutical symbolism. Featuring marine life enclosed within a transparent capsule, Farron Khan explores the tension between preservation and artificial control, questioning whether environmental destruction can truly be solved through manufactured solutions alone. The fragmented composition and luminous color palette create a sense of suspended fragility, while the encapsulated ecosystem becomes a symbol of both protection and confinement. Through surreal imagery and contemporary symbolism, the painting reflects growing anxieties surrounding pollution, climate change, and the commodification of nature.

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