Original artwork description:

Oil painting on canvas.

Ready to hang contemporary ART with a hook on the back.

Painted in yellow-brown, yellow, gray, blue, red, white, black.

SIZE:
40x40x3.5 centimeters
15.7x15.7x1.3 inches

Painting signed on the front. Date and signed on the back.

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY:
Delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by myself to protect your investment as a genuinely original work.

Please be aware that colors may appear different to those on your screen and will look different in different lights.

Please note: the painting doesn't come framed, but I've taken the photo of it framed for display purposes.

The price of shipping this artwork to your country here are indicated as approximate since it always depends on the size and weight of the package.
Please feel free to write me in which country you live and I'll give you the exact price of sending this painting from Lithuania to your country.

This painting will be delivered in a first class cardboard box and protected with bubbles film and cardboard corners for perfect security.

* I'll send you a tracking number as soon as item ships.

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Once, about a couple of years ago, I dreamed of playing cards falling from the sky into a lake. The water surface became multicolored and I walked along the carpet of cards lying on the water. From time to time, I slowly rose into the air and watched from above the abstract paintings that were metamorphosing while churning under me. Thus, work on the series of paintings from these dreams began. For almost a year I painted pictures the leitmotif of which was playing cards.

Also, I adore playing cards because I'm a professional magician.
You can find about my magic shows on my Youtube channel: YouTube/MagicDiArchy

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I sincerely hope that you enjoy this painting :)

If you have any question, please feel free to ask, it will be a great pleasure to communicate with you.

Thank you for visiting my Gallery and interest in my creativity.
Kind regards,
Retne

Materials used:

Oil and gesso on canvas.

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