Description
This oil painting features tattooed human anatomy with Shimeji mushrooms for a head. The tattoos add a secondary, curving plane of art in addition to the canvas, creating a narrative and adding a thin layer of identity to the figure. The painting is enigmatic and speaks to the viewer on a deep, personal level. The series was examining humans and nature. What would life be like as a fungi?
• 25.5″ H x 18″ W x 1″ D
• Oil on Linen
• Archival Quality
Why buy an original when I can just buy the print?
A one-of-a-kind artwork will make your space your own. How often have you noticed the same Ikea artwork in several friends’ living rooms? Even if the artwork isn’t by a well-known artist, the originality of the piece evokes more of a sense of wealth and personality into your living space.
Investment
The great thing about buying artwork is that it can often appreciate in value. Unlike furniture or Pottery Barn statement pieces, artwork typically does not lose its value for having been pre-owned. Instead, if you invest smart, your artwork may be worth more after years hanging in your living room than it was worth when you first bought it.
