Description: Changing my perspective by capturing one of my pieces through a glass prism. South Africa, 2016.
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Eye of the Beholder
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Statement: Beauty doesn’t exist on its own, but is created by observation through our senses.
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| Weight | 6 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 150 × 6 × 100 cm |
| Size | 150×100, 100×60, 60×40 |
| Material | Fine Art Giclee Canvas, Fine Art Giclee Paper, Diasec |
| Price | 14,850.00, 11,100.00, 8,700.00 |
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- Estimated delivery time is 3 weeks
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- International Shipping rate is R6340
- Order are insured with DHL
- Estimated delivery time is 3 weeks
- Free shipping for all local (RSA) orders !
- International Shipping rate is R6340
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