Inkjet prints on canvas Giclee printing
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"Fragments 1" Limited edition print, one of five (5) signed and numbered by the artist on verso, 16x16 inches canvas (Giclee). -
"Fragments 3" Limited edition print, one of five (5) signed and numbered by the artist on verso, 16x16 inches canvas (Giclee). -
"Fragments 7" Limited edition print, one of five (5) signed and numbered by the artist on verso, 16x16 inches canvas (Giclee). -
"Fragments 8" Limited edition print, one of five (5) signed and numbered by the artist on verso, 16x16 inches canvas (Giclee). -
"Fake news" Limited edition print, one of five (5) signed and numbered by the artist on verso, 16x16 inches canvas (Giclee). -
"Copenhagen Bicycle" Limited edition print, one of five (5) signed and numbered by the artist on verso, 16x16 inches canvas (Giclee). -
"NYHAVN" Limited edition print, one of five (5) signed and numbered by the artist on verso, 16x16 inches canvas (Giclee). -
"Cliffs of Moher" Limited edition print, one of five (5) signed and numbered by the artist on verso, 16x10 inches canvas (Giclee). -
"Art admirers" one from a 16 x 16 inches chromatic archival limited edition fine art print on photo paper, signed and numbered by artist. -
"Jacob's Ladder 2" One from a limited edition of 5. Giclée print, archival chromatic ink on canvas measuring 16 x 16 inches Signed and numbered by the artist. -
"Navigating news" Limited edition print, one of five (5) Giclee canvas prints signed and numbered by artist on verso, 31 x 24. -
"Navigating news II" Limited edition print, one of five (5) signed and numbered by artist on verso, 31 x 31 inches canvas (Giclee). -
"Four seasons" From a Fine art Limited edition of 5 measuring 16 x 22 in., archival chromatic ink on Giclee canvas. -
"Jacob's ladder" Giclee archival chromatic ink on canvas measuring 18 x 28 inches. Limited edition digital painting signed and numbered by artist. Artist statement: This artwork was inspired by the story of Jacob's dream from the book of Genesis in which the ladder represents the connection between the earth and heaven that Jacob dreams about. I interpret the ladder as a beam of light that represents a connection between the possible and the impossible. Man's attempt to narrow the gap between the mundane real world in which we exist, and the perfect unreal imaginary world we aspire to.
