Abysses I
Right at the bottom, a colony of young cell-like flowers forms a sort of bed of pale coral. From their depths rise tiny pistils, suspended by invisible threads, as if the species were sending its seeds up to the surface to breathe. This scene depicts a beginning: that of a life taking root in the darkness before seeking out the light.
● Sold
This one has found a buyer. It’s staying here because it’s part of the series — without it, the story would be incomplete.
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Please contact me about this artworkTechnique
- Medium
- Indian ink and watercolour
- Support
- 300 g paper, fine-grained
- Year
- 2024
Dimensions
- Artwork only
- 42 × 29,7 cm16,5 ×11,7inches
- Framed
- 50 × 40 cm19,7 ×15,7inches · frame included
- Orientation
- Profile
Framing
- Frame
- Aluminium
- Glazing
- PlexiglasLightweight and unbreakable, safe to post
- Passe-partout
- Black
- Ready to hang
- Yes, the fastener is in place
Background
- Subject
- Flower-cell
- Style
- Zentangle, continuous line
- Universe
- Cell flowers
- Series
- Abysses
Authenticity
- Signature
- In ink, bottom right
- Certificate
- Supplied, signed and dated
- Uniqueness
- One-off piece, no edition
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Abysses
This is four’s first work.
