Artwork description:

"Forest's Eye" is a macro photo of moss captured in a forest in Sweden in 2021.

The photography process feels to me like a dialogue with Nature. I like to imagine that the forest speaks with me in a visual language, telling me stories that I can capture. I like this wonderful feeling of communication, and often I get the feeling that the forest looks at me. I can see his eyes in the structure of the bark, in the drops of rain or dew... but sometimes it is so mystical that I can say I have met someone or something, such as here.

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The photo is a part of the "SAGOSKOGEN" collection - a collection of art photos of northern nature, that I like to call fairytales told by the Swedish forest in the language of images (In Swedish "Saga" means fairytale, and "Skogen" means forest, so "Sagoskogen" means the fairytale forest).


ABOUT THE PRINT:

- Archival Pigment Print;
- Printed on Hahnemuehle Fine Art Paper;
- Each print is signed, and numbered and comes with the Certificate of authenticity;

☝🏻 Chosen materials provide age resistance to fading, deep colours, and contrast of prints.

👉 The print has a white border around it, but if you want it can be trimmed, and in this case, the print will be signed in the right-down corner of the image (and back too). Please, send me a message if you want the print without a white border around it.


EDITIONS:

Actual size on paper 20 x 30 cm - edition of 25
Actual size on paper 40 x 60 cm - edition of 9 ✅
Actual size on canvas 60 x 90 cm - edition of 3
Actual size on canvas 80 x 120 cm - edition of 1

Custom edition - 3 pcs, media, and size on request




📸 ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Etuvgi is a Sweden-based self-educated artist with aphantasia, which uses photography and digital art to visualize her feelings, concepts, and dreams.

Etuvgi's works have been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions internationally. In 2022, she became a finalist at the Arte Laguna Prize 16. In 2023, the artist was granted a stipend from the Swedish Arts Grants Committee.

Materials used:

fine-art paper from Hahnemuhle, pigment 12 colors ink from Canon

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