This collection can be described as a visual meditation on the unity of human and nature, an introspective journey that contemplates our place within the organic tapestry of life. It's special because it doesn't just depict nature; it integrates the human form into the natural world, revealing a profound connection that is often felt but rarely seen.What makes these pieces stand out is the way they use the human body—not as a separate entity, but as a vessel through which the story of nature is told. The skeletal and muscular systems, traditionally symbols of our mortality and strength, are here interlaced with the delicate vitality of plants and flowers, suggesting that life and death, humanity and nature, are not opposites but complements.Each illustration serves as a mirror, reflecting back not just our image but our essence. They ask the viewer to recognize themselves as part of the natural order, to see the bloom of a flower as akin to the beat of our hearts, and the cycle of seasons as reflective of our own life's journey.The specialness lies in the emotive power of the art to move people, to draw them into a personal space where they can explore their own feelings about life, death, and their environmental footprint. It's an invitation to pause and appreciate the silent, sustaining presence of nature in our lives, and perhaps, to emerge with a renewed sense of responsibility and kinship to the world that cradles us.
Standard frame:
Print type: GicléePaper type: Hahnemühle German EtchingFrame TypeStandard FrameMouldingBlack - ThinGlassAnti Reflective ArtHanging OptionD-Rings & Cord
A2 Framed
Printed area: 420mm × 630mmPrint size: 420mm × 630mmOverall size (incl. frame): 458mm × 668mm
A3 Framed
Printed area: 280mm × 420mmPrint size: 280mm × 420mmOverall size (incl. frame): 318mm × 458mm------------------
Print only! No frame (unstretched canvas)
A2:
420mm x 630mm
30 mm border size
A3:
280mm x 420mm
30 mm border size
Print type: GicléePaper type: Hahnemühle German Etching
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