Artwork description:

Limited Edition Giclée Print. Paper: Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta, printed with 5cm white border. Signed on the front, signed Certificate of Authenticity is included.

For printing we use pigmented inks and museum quality archival paper (giclée printing technique) - this means that the light resistance of the colors is more than 100 years, in accordance with Wilhelm Imaging Research.

You will receive the print rolled in a tube, mounting and/or framing is required.

The image depicts two unrecognizable persons standing close together, wrapped in textiles and gause. Their face is obscured by the textile. The background is dark and indistinguishable. The image is monochrome brown, with a grainy texture, creating an eerie and mysterious atmosphere.

As for the title “The Meaning of Life”, it could be interpreted that this image symbolizes the uncertainties and mysteries of life. The individuals could represent us as we navigate through life, seeking our identities and trying to understand the meaning of our existence. However, the answers are often elusive and uncertain. This image could be seen as a representation of that quest and confusion.

Materials used:

Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta Paper

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