OASIS / diptych - left # 2 of 7 Print - Limited Edition of 1

Left part of a diptych – ready-made items (part of a logwood, brim of an old leather hat and a piece of metal used in carpentry) not or just slightly altered, have been hand printed in the technique of gravure/intaglio where the deep parts carry the printable ink. This image talks about the endless desert of our universe. You may discover the milky way, with brighter stars in the forefront as well as one of the countless dead planets. The colour choice of the printing paper is as well an expression of an endless lifeless desert and of planets with no signs of life. This print is significant for its minimalist content in which it relates, initially to the right part of the diptych to which it belongs, and as well to an artwork created seven years later; 'Oa51s_homageCYF' to be found on top of this webpage. One of the connecting points between the two works might be seen in it's approach of 'nothingness' - another very interesting difference might come in this sentence, quoting 'Oa51s_homageCYF': "...spiralling through an awe-inspiring void which equally is a vital part of our spacious home." Find the complete diptych presently on offer - listed further above under "Samuel's December Offer". For the sake of open edition prints / better visibility the virtual image is placed upon a mat that appears in bright white. Just in the photo the edges have been cut straight; the real print is done on a high quality deckle-edged printing paper, therefore slightly larger than in the photo. It's a seven piece limited edition, this is #2.