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Golden Years: Give The Game Away Painting

Michael Duke Pavoni

Japan

Painting, Enamel on Canvas

Size: 18 W x 21 H x 0.7 D in

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ABOUT THE ARTWORK

A fine artwork should look great from 12 feet as well as 12 inches away. That is true here. These paintings are created using German and some Japanese artist metallics. They radiate and sparkle, sending out light in different golden and copper shimmerings and hues as one moves around them, which is beautiful, very sensory and exquisite. However, due to this intrinsic effervescent ephemeral nature of their Beauty, they are exceedingly difficult to photograph accurately. The paintings in these Gilded and Golden Years series all look much better in real life, in person, on the wall. They invite the viewer to come up close and touch, move their face around and engage with the piece from all angles and varied distances. Elegant and stunning simple pure minimal, a window into another ethereal world. Layers of underpainting result in rich texture. An entire narrative encased and enshrined in shimmering gold and copper. Extremely beautiful, sophisticated, showing the history of the piece, its conception, growth and execution. Painted with quality German and Japanese artist and industrial paints, on sturdy printed canvas stretched over heavy and substantial gallery wooden stretcher bars. Large, impactful, glorious and ready to hang. A true stunner!

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Painting:

Enamel on Canvas

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One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:

18 W x 21 H x 0.7 D in

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Newest YouTube short. Click / Copy & Paste Here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/N3Pw6OLQmiM Talismans, Portals, Offerings. Mono No Aware is a Japanese concept of Value for the fleeting and impermanent. The 1-week cherry blossom sesason is the most well-known example. Important and Valuable because it lasts so short. As an American living and making art in Japan, the opposing worlds of Past and Present, West and East, Fact and Fiction blend. This work takes shape at those intersections of real and imagined, lived and dreamed, recalled and fabricated. The work exists in the gap between actual events and memory imagined, created, distorted, magnified and buried. ---

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