Original artwork description:

“The Unforgiven Prisoner” is a mixed-media artwork created on Colvin & Co Artists' A3 Cartridge Paper Pad, combining fragments of vintage book pages with acrylic paints, acrylic markers, and black ink.

This powerful piece portrays an emaciated figure — a prisoner from a German concentration camp during World War II. The haunting presence glows with a neon, almost spiritual aura, symbolising the fragile boundary between life, memory, and despair.

A small red triangle marked with the letter “P” identifies him as a Polish political prisoner. At first, the figure appears terrifying, but on closer look, the viewer discovers that it is fear itself that consumes him — frozen in a silent scream.

Through layered textures and symbolic colour, this work reflects on human suffering, resilience, and the unspoken weight of history.

Materials used: acrylic paint, markers, ink, vintage paper collage, Colvin & Co Artists’ A3 Cartridge Paper
✒️ Comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist

THE ARTWORK SOLD UNFRAMED!
The page may have signs of use, bends or other signs of damage due to age.
The artwork is a “one of a kind” work of art because no two pages are the same, and the print at any time looks a little different.

Please note that the images with the background are not to scale and are for display purposes only. Please refer to the dimensions mentioned on the artwork card.
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Materials used:

acrylic paint, markers, ink, vintage paper collage, Colvin & Co Artists’ A3 Cartridge Paper

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