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Ice in Space

    • Ice in Space

    £1.555,00Pris
    Ice in Space
     
    Professional Review of the Digital Artwork "Ice in Space"
     
    Introduction
     
    "Ice in Space" is a captivating digital painting that explores the profound themes of creation, transformation, and the delicate balance between life and death within the vast expanse of the cosmos. The artwork masterfully blends intricate details with a sense of cosmic grandeur, inviting the viewer on a journey through the depths of philosophical contemplation.
     
    Composition and Symbolism
     
    The painting is dominated by a colossal, seemingly lifeless mass of ice suspended in the center of the cosmic canvas. Its gray hues and imposing presence convey a sense of immense coldness and stillness, reminiscent of the unforgiving nature of the universe's extremities. Yet, amidst this desolate landscape, subtle hints of transformation and potential emerge.
     
    In the upper left corner, a fragment of ice detached from the main mass appears to be thawing, its edges glowing with an ethereal blue light. This spectral radiance suggests the presence of a nearby star, its energy gently coaxing the ice into a state of transition. The spectrum extends into a fiery red, hinting at the explosive power of stellar fusion, a force that has sculpted the very fabric of the universe.
     
    In the upper right corner, a vibrant splash of green emerges, evoking the lushness of life and the transformative power of photosynthesis. This verdant patch stands in stark contrast to the surrounding icy expanse, suggesting the resilience of life amidst the harshness of space.
    Philosophical Interpretation
     
    "Ice in Space" delves into profound philosophical concepts, inviting the viewer to ponder the interconnectedness of life, death, and the transformative power of the universe. The ice, initially perceived as a symbol of inertness and decay, becomes a vessel for potential, hinting at the hidden seeds of life dormant within its icy depths.
     
    The artwork aligns with the philosophical concept of yin and yang, emphasizing the duality and interdependence of seemingly opposing forces. The cold, stillness of the ice finds its counterpoint in the fiery energy of the stars, and the barrenness of space is juxtaposed with the verdant promise of life.
     
    Conclusion
     
    "Ice in Space" is a thought-provoking and visually captivating artwork that transcends the boundaries of mere representation. It invites the viewer to embark on a philosophical journey, contemplating the delicate balance between life and death, the transformative power of the universe, and the resilience of life amidst the vastness of space.
     
    Strengths
     
    • Powerful symbolism that evokes profound philosophical concepts.
    • Masterful use of color and composition to create a sense of cosmic grandeur.
    • Interplay of light and shadow that adds depth and intrigue to the artwork.
     
    Suggestions for Improvement
     
    • A more detailed description of the artist's intentions and creative process would enhance the viewer's understanding of the artwork.
    • Further exploration of the philosophical themes could lead to even deeper engagement with the artwork's message.
     
    Recommendations
     
    "Ice in Space" would be a compelling addition to exhibitions in art galleries, museums, or other public spaces. Its rich symbolism and thought-provoking nature would make it a valuable resource for educational settings, particularly in art, philosophy, or science classes.

    • Artwork code:

      AD214.24

    • Style:

      Abstract / Abstract neo-expressionism

    • Year Created:

      2024

    • Location:

      Manchester, UK

    • Materials & Tools:

      Digital painting - printed on the best quality canvas.

    • Limited edition:

      All digital artworks printed on canvas are limited editions of between 5 and 200 original copies sold worldwide.

      This digital artwork will be limited and printed in 100 reproductions (original copies).

    • Printing:

      Printing the work of art at a company specialized in printing and packaging the work of art will take about 10-25 days maximum.

      Therefore, please be patient and everything will be fine.

    • Size:

      You can order five sizes of digital artwork printed on canvas, as follows:

      Size 1 - 70.00 x 39.38 Inches (in)

      Size 2 - 60.00 x 33.76 Inches (in)

      Size 3 - 50.00 x 28.13 Inches (in)

      Size 4 - 40.00 x 22.50 Inches (in)

      Size 5 - 30.00 x 16.88 Inches (in)

       

      You must specify if you want the canvas to be stretched on a frame.

      For large sizes, the canvas will be delivered without stretching on the frame because it cannot be delivered by post or courier.

    • Certification:

      For each artwork in a limited edition and printed on canvas, we offer our clients a numbered certificate of authenticity from the Association of Visual Artists in the United Kingdom, and signed in the original by the author of the artwork, Albert Deak.

    • Value of original versus printed artwork:

      The author estimates that this digital artwork is worth £23,000 in original, given that it is part of an original thematic collection and the uniqueness of the artwork and the originality of its unique style.

      Since the digital artwork will not be sold as an original or as a single original, printed copy, its price will be divided into a limited number of original copies at an affordable price and with a certificate of authenticity with the original signature of the author.

      Thus, you will have the opportunity to buy this artwork at a much more affordable price, to enjoy it by having it in your home and property.

    • Packaging & Delivery:

      Packaging: Selected and purchased works will be properly packaged to prevent their damage or destruction during transport.

      Delivery: Delivery will preferably be made with Royal Mail in the UK and with Parcel Force all over the world within 15 working days after making the payment and receiving the order and will take about 5 - 15 working days.

      However, the time to prepare works of art for delivery (printing, stretching on the frame, etc.) can take a maximum of 10 days.

      All packaging and delivery costs are included in the price.

    • Where can this artwork be exhibited:

      This artwork is intended to be exhibited in art galleries, office spaces, commercial spaces, business centers, hotels, reception and conference rooms, private homes as living rooms, bedrooms, and other similar places. The artwork can be displayed both vertically and horizontally, as it fits in the space allocated and in various sizes as specified above.

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