New Love
Price range: R15,000.00 through R27,000.00
Statement: When you fall in love with yourself, you gain a deep appreciation of your worth and capabilities. Here is a great quote from Oscar Wilde on the subject of self-love; “To love oneself is the beginning of a lifelong romance.”
Description: The abstract art piece was born on a weekend away to a little place called Baardskeerdersbos, direct translation meaning beard shearer’s bush. Bordering the campsite was a plethora of fynbos, and while the sun was setting on the day, a sun’s ray touched one of the flowers, and I just had to capture that moment.
I named this one-off print ‘New Love’ because it is indicative of two parts of a whole person being held together by love while they discover their value, worth, and unique beauty. The transformation is complete when a magnificent butterfly emerges triumphantly from the ashes.
Original Art – New Love
This original art – New Love was inspired by Franz Kline’s abstract expressionist style as well as Rorschach’s inkblots.
The abstract art piece was born on a weekend away to a little place called Baardskeerdersbos, direct translation meaning beard shearer’s bush. Bordering the campsite was a plethora of fynbos, and while the sun was setting on the day, a sun’s ray touched one of the flowers, and I just had to capture that moment.
I named this one-off print ‘New Love’ because it is indicative of two parts of a whole person being held together by love while they discover their value, worth, and unique beauty. The transformation is complete when a magnificent butterfly emerges triumphantly from the ashes.
When you fall in love with yourself, you gain a deep appreciation of your worth and capabilities. Here is a great quote from Oscar Wilde on the subject of self-love; “To love oneself is the beginning of a lifelong romance.”
For more information on the Rorschach Inkblot Test read here ☞ https://tinyurl.com/3nxeb74f
To read the synopsis of the Inblots series click here ☞ https://kleonikivanos.com/product-category/inkblots/
Here is a good read on ‘how to fall in love with yourself’ click here ☞ https://tinyurl.com/2s3sjhkx
| Weight | 5.1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 200 × 6 × 110 cm |
| Size | 200×110 ,150×80 ,100×50 |
| Material | Fine-Art Archival Giclee Paper ,Diasec |
| Price | R27,000.00 ,R21,000.00 ,R15,000.00 |
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- Estimated delivery time is 3 weeks
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