Original artwork description:

TRUE 48"x60"
Oil/Acrylic Abstract Painting, Original artwork
ONE-OF-A-KIND CONTEMPORARY ART
Not framed, but you can use without framing because canvas with edges wrapped around 2" stretcher bars.
Ready to be shipped.

The large size of the artwork:
Height : 60 inches (152.4 cm)
Width : 48 inches (121.9 cm)
Depth : 1.5 inches (4 cm)

inspired by Gerhard Richter, David Carson and Wabi-Sabi style

...nothing is perfect, nothing is permanent, and nothing is finished. Intuitively, we sense that things are most beautiful when they begin to wither. "

I love wabi-sabi style, popular In Japanese Art.
"Modern definitions are more gentle and include the possibility of an artist’s hand — wabi is translated to rustic simplicity, freshness, quiet and understated elegance, and sabi is connected to the serenity that comes with age, including an object’s patina or signs of wear and even repair. Think of rust, the patched eye of a child’s stuffed animal or the coaxed and grafted limb of a hybrid plum. "

A signed Certificate Of Authenticity will be included with the artwork as well.

All paintings are very carefully packed in cardboard boxes or tub with layers of bubble wrap to protect them to ensure the painting will reach you safely.

Displayed image size of the painting may vary from the actual size.

World Wide shipping takes around 10 days to arrive, depending on it's destination.

Thank you for looking at this Bo Kravchenko original hand painted XL artwork
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Born and raised in Europe, Bogdan Kravchenko received his Fine Arts Master degree from Kyiv State Academy of Arts. He has become internationally known for his conceptual artworks, graphic designs, and book illustrations. His international experience has exposed him to different cultures, exhibiting and selling artworks at the galleries and private collections around the world. Bogdan is a hybrid creator who now resides in South Florida and works across different media. He describes his art process as a conversation he is having with the canvas to communicate something that cannot be expressed with the words. It’s the way for him to express all that makes him sad or happy.

Materials used:

Acrylic

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