And Then The Sun Stood Still - Summer Solstice Photograph - Limited Edition of 10

And Then The Sun Stood Still - Summer Solstice The word "solstice" comes from the Latin solstitium, which means "sun stands still," because it seems that the movement of the sun's path, whether north or south, stops for a few days before reversing. In the northern hemisphere, summer solstice means that the light is moving away from us. The days get shorter and darkness takes over again. I love this time of the year, in which the whole cosmos seems to come to a standstill for a moment. ‘And Then The Sun Stood Still - Summer Solstice’ is an artwork in my collections ‘Secret Places’ and 'Digital Art'. This is a digital artwork, printed with high-quality ink on museum-quality, acid-free cotton/rag paper (Hahnemühle Photo Rag® 308gsm). The work comes in a limited edition of 10, signed and with a certificate of authenticity. For these artworks, I start with one or more photographs made by myself, which I edit in multiple process runs and in several layers by color manipulation and adding and editing multiple digital photographic effects, until a surrealistic atmosphere is created that touches me and tells the story I want to tell. The photograph(s) I begin with has/have an impressionistic, abstract or abstract realist style, which is the basis for all my work. Do you wish for a different size? Please contact me or 1 of the art advisors of Saatchi Art.