Artwork description:

This is one of my twenty-one artworks in twenty-one days. A while back I visited the Art Gallery of NSW and there was an artwork, photography, where an aboriginal man duplicated himself at Parliament which showed how things would look if white people didn’t run the town here. I liked it on all aspects and that’s where the idea to replicate the lemur came from. I also recently cleaned it up and wanted to use the photo.

About the material it's printed on:
This digital artwork print uses a special technology where the ink is infused into the metal (no worries about people pulling the sticker off!) I chose a material that's both durable and will last an exceptionally long time as well as thinking about the environmental repercussions should it ever become damaged (with a tornado). I encourage buyers to repurpose the artwork or give it to a scrap metal place should a natural disaster hit.

I personally have my own living outside in the harsh Australian climate to look at while eating breakfast and it looks as good as ever.

You also don't need to worry about purchasing a frame as I sell them with a hanging system. If you have a specific size you want to fit, let me know and we can organise it.

Materials used:

Aluminium

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