Abstract Aerial Artwork / Highlands of Iceland
Limited Edition Fine Art Print Printed and framed by WhiteWall.
Strictly limited to 4 hand-signed artworks worldwide. Once the edition is sold out, the piece will never be re-printed.
Edition 1 of 4 available.
The original 100 × 100 cm edition of this piece sold out completely through gallery representation. To honor the overwhelming demand from collectors seeking a commanding presence for larger architectural spaces, a strictly limited release is now offered in a monumental 127 × 127 cm format.
The artwork is sold in a frame that has been specially selected for this particular piece by the artist.
Artwork Details
· Print Size: 127 × 127 cm / 50 × 50 in
· Total Dimensions (Framed): 131,4 × 131,4 cm / 51,7 × 51,7 in
· Medium: Fine Art Print on high quality matte canvas
· Frame: Basel 15 mm, Black oak
· Included: Certificate of Authenticity (signed) & ready to hang
Other sizes and custom framing available upon request.
Shipping & Payment
· Worldwide Shipping Included: Free standard shipping (approx. 9 business days).
· Art-Secure Packaging: Each print undergoes a strict quality control check by
WhiteWall and is shipped in protective, specialized packaging to ensure safe delivery via DHL,DPD,UPS or TNT/FedEx.
· Secure Payment: We accept PayPal, and direct bank transfer (IBAN).
The story behind the work.
This was photographed from 400 metres above one of Iceland’s most remote glacial rivers.
The water is shallow here. Beneath it, yellow sand dunes rise from the riverbed, shaped by the current and never still for long. From this height the scale disappears. It could be a desert, a length of silk, or something seen in a dream.
In Jung’s symbolism water is emotion, and what lies under the surface is the unconscious. Here the gold shows through the blue: something warm, coming up from below into the light.
Around the edges the river darkens. That is the void, the space left open for you to fill with your own meaning.
Nothing was painted or added. This is the living landscape, seen from far enough away to become something else
Abstract Aerial Artwork / Highlands of Iceland
Limited Edition Fine Art Print Printed and framed by WhiteWall.
Strictly limited to 4 hand-signed artworks worldwide. Once the edition is sold out, the piece will never be re-printed.
Edition 1 of 4 available.
The original 100 × 100 cm edition of this piece sold out completely through gallery representation. To honor the overwhelming demand from collectors seeking a commanding presence for larger architectural spaces, a strictly limited release is now offered in a monumental 127 × 127 cm format.
The artwork is sold in a frame that has been specially selected for this particular piece by the artist.
Artwork Details
· Print Size: 127 × 127 cm / 50 × 50 in
· Total Dimensions (Framed): 131,4 × 131,4 cm / 51,7 × 51,7 in
· Medium: Fine Art Print on high quality matte canvas
· Frame: Basel 15 mm, Black oak
· Included: Certificate of Authenticity (signed) & ready to hang
Other sizes and custom framing available upon request.
Shipping & Payment
· Worldwide Shipping Included: Free standard shipping (approx. 9 business days).
· Art-Secure Packaging: Each print undergoes a strict quality control check by
WhiteWall and is shipped in protective, specialized packaging to ensure safe delivery via DHL,DPD,UPS or TNT/FedEx.
· Secure Payment: We accept PayPal, and direct bank transfer (IBAN).
The story behind the work.
This was photographed from 400 metres above one of Iceland’s most remote glacial rivers.
The water is shallow here. Beneath it, yellow sand dunes rise from the riverbed, shaped by the current and never still for long. From this height the scale disappears. It could be a desert, a length of silk, or something seen in a dream.
In Jung’s symbolism water is emotion, and what lies under the surface is the unconscious. Here the gold shows through the blue: something warm, coming up from below into the light.
Around the edges the river darkens. That is the void, the space left open for you to fill with your own meaning.
Nothing was painted or added. This is the living landscape, seen from far enough away to become something else
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