Artwork description:

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"Rainbow Walkers" is a macro photo of dewdrops in the grass captured on a spring morning in Sweden in 2021.

It was a beautiful, sunny morning. Sparkling in the rays of the sun, fog was spreading across the ground. Sunbeams, like magical splashes, made everything look so special, so wonderful... and I slowed down to live through this moment, to catch the magic that happened.

I decided to capture what I've seen there… in the sensitive world of my emotions and imagination…

This photo I call "Rainbow Walkers." I see here two wonderful species, two walkers, moving through the rainbow in the glare of lighting balls of sunshine. They speak or think together about something privately. Perhaps they were simply beings at the crossroads of realities, in the space where magic occurs.

I didn't manipulate the colors on the photo; I just made it brighter. I like the colors that appear from the reflections of the soft morning sun.

This photo is part of the "Wonderland Under Our Feet" collection, which I like to call "proof" that we live in Wonderland.

⭐ The photo is featured in the "DARIO'S TOP PICKS" collection on Artfinder.




ABOUT THE PRINT:

The photo is giclée printed using fine-art Hahnemuhle paper and pigment inks. Each photo is signed, numbered, and comes with a certificate of authenticity.


Editions and sizes:
Actual size with the signature 20 x 30 cm - edition of 25
Actual size with the signature 40 x 60 cm - edition of 15 ✅
Actual size with the signature 60 x 90 cm - edition of 3
Actual size with the signature 80 x 120 cm - edition of 1

Custom edition - 3 pcs, media, and size on request



📸 ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Etuvgi is a Sweden-based self-educated artist with aphantasia, which uses photography and digital art to visualize her feelings, concepts, and dreams.

Etuvgi's works have been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions internationally. In 2022, she became a finalist at the Arte Laguna Prize 16. In 2023, the artist was granted a stipend from the Swedish Arts Grants Committee.

Materials used:

fine-art paper from Hahnemuhle, archival pigment inks

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