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Artwork description:
Pigment ink print on Harman semi-matte photographic paper. Acrylic encapsulation for UV and dust protection. Suspended in a box frame. Certificate of authenticity attached on the back.
Available in a larger, limited edition format.
Ships worldwide. Please ask for your country if not listed.
Keep in mind most international/overseas orders incur in import duty. An estimate can be provided at any time.
About the artwork:
In ‘La transmutación del último ente’ (The transmutation of the last being), Hoyos Freyre envisions the idea of an ending that, although terminal, it is not synonymous with closure or nothingness, but a transition, a change of such magnitude and nature that we will never comprehend; an episode to which neither the mind nor the human form will have access. A final breath of this universe which only explanation is that which is not given.
Materials used:
Harman semi-mate photographic paper, acrylic, box frame.
Tags:
#texture #space #universe #macro #latin american artistLa transmutación del último ente II (2019) Photograph
by Iván Hoyos Freyre
£586.58
- Photograph on Paper on board
- From a limited edition of 5
- Size: 59 x 59 x 3.5cm (framed) / 50 x 50cm (actual image size)
- Framed and ready to hang
- Signed and numbered certificate of authenticity
- Style: Organic
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
- Hurry only 1 left in stock
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Artwork description
Pigment ink print on Harman semi-matte photographic paper. Acrylic encapsulation for UV and dust protection. Suspended in a box frame. Certificate of authenticity attached on the back.
Available in a larger, limited edition format.
Ships worldwide. Please ask for your country if not listed.
Keep in mind most international/overseas orders incur in import duty. An estimate can be provided at any time.
About the artwork:
In ‘La transmutación del último ente’ (The transmutation of the last being), Hoyos Freyre envisions the idea of an ending that, although terminal, it is not synonymous with closure or nothingness, but a transition, a change of such magnitude and nature that we will never comprehend; an episode to which neither the mind nor the human form will have access. A final breath of this universe which only explanation is that which is not given.
Materials used:
Harman semi-mate photographic paper, acrylic, box frame.
Tags:
#texture #space #universe #macro #latin american artist
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