Force Field I
Title: Force Field I
Fine Art Print on Paper - $365.00: , edition of 250, 28 x 18.6 inches with 1" borders, 30 x 20.6 overall
Original Artwork details: 2019, oil on panel, 36 x 24 inches
My Force Field paintings are color and pattern fields that could continue into space infinitely, and are visual representations of our interconnectedness, named after what author and spiritual writer, Richard Rohr calls “fields of love” in relation to quantum entanglement. The paintings were precursors to the Mandala Series, and the beginnings of my exploration into repetitive geometric patterns and sacred geometry. I was thinking about how the divine and sacred are depicted in Islamic art and Mosque ceilings while reading Nobel-prize winning Physicist Frank Wilkzec’s work relating to “reality” and the beauty, structure and complexity of the universe and physical realm as we know it.
Your Art Print on Paper or Canvas Reproduction will include the edition number, the signature of the artist, and a signed Certificate of Authenticity which guarantees that this is an authentic and strictly limited edition print of the artist’s original piece.
Art Prints on Paper: A limited number of Art Prints on paper are kept in-stock, and the edition expires at 250 prints. If your print is in-stock, it will ship in 3-4 business days. If prints are not in-stock, please allow up to 14 business days of printing and packing time before artwork is shipped out. Art Prints are reproduced on Lexjet Velvet Rag Fine Art Paper (315 gsm) a 100% cotton, acid-free, heavy stock rag paper, and are shipped unframed. Lexjet Velvet Rag Fine Art Paper meets and exceeds any museum standard for fine art digital paper. All art prints are printed with Canon Lucia inks. The artist has personally color proofed all prints runs for color accuracy. Framing and Print Care: Art Prints on Paper are shipped ready for framing and do not need to be removed from the hinged cardboard packaging. Do not store your print in the cardboard packing for an extended period, as there is naturally acid in cardboard materials that could damage the print over time. To care for your print or canvas reproduction, avoid moisture and never display in direct sunlight or without proper framing. UV conservation or museum-grade glass is recommended.
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