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Habitats: City, Coast and Forest

Book Flatlay Cover Front Transparent Trio[1] Frame 83

A collectable trio of hardcover books

“Oppressio ad Libertatem” Original Artwork

Designer Anthony Pieters

This original artwork is apart of the collection ‘Divine Suffering’. ⁠Anthony believes that suffering can serve as a process of transformation. It can renew and refine us. When materialism fails us, hardships bring us closer to our spirituality, which sustains us for our time on this earth. The works have been inspired by the metamorphosis of caterpillars to butterflies. The armour that the subject wears is a reference to a chrysalis of the caterpillar. Although it is used at protection, eventually the chrysalis will soften so a new being can emerge. Anthony hopes that each artwork from this collection provides diverse interpretations for the viewer.

Description

This original artwork is apart of the collection ‘Divine Suffering’. ⁠Anthony believes that suffering can serve as a process of transformation. It can renew and refine us. When materialism fails us, hardships bring us closer to our spirituality, which sustains us for our time on this earth. The works have been inspired by the metamorphosis of caterpillars to butterflies. The armour that the subject wears is a reference to a chrysalis of the caterpillar. Although it is used at protection, eventually the chrysalis will soften so a new being can emerge. Anthony hopes that each artwork from this collection provides diverse interpretations for the viewer.

Product Details & Specifications

Dimensions: 91cm (W) x 121cm (H) x 3.8cm (D)

Medium: Acrylic, calcite grit and gypsum on canvas.

About The Designer

Anthony Pieters is an emerging artist rooted in the vibrant Gold Coast, Australia. Within his captivating artworks, he masterfully weaves textures into landscape-inspired masterpieces and thought-provoking figurative creations.

Delivery & Timing

Worldwide shipping. Lead time is 1-3 weeks.

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