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This is a 9×12” giclée print with a deep matte photographic finish. Giclée prints are high-quality reproductions of art that are printed using a specialized inkjet printer. This printing process offers a wider color range, smooth gradations, and detailed, vibrant color reproduction than other printing methods. The matte finish offers a velvety and rich finishing.
This is a print of an original analog collage artwork by Maryland artist, Lior Ocean, entitled “WRITING LIFE INTO THE FUTURE.” The piece is composed of analog paper collage using reclaimed materials (junk mail, thrifted magazines, trash) in a very slow, tactile process that takes days/weeks to complete. The art-making process of turning something old into something new speaks to the process of liberation and transformation itself.
This piece represents the necessity of vision holding, dreaming, and hope in a world that seeks to sell us death, destruction, and isolation at every turn. In Lior’s art, they write life into the future by centering beauty, color, joy, and the interbeingness of our world.
This is a 9×12” giclée print with a deep matte photographic finish. Giclée prints are high-quality reproductions of art that are printed using a specialized inkjet printer. This printing process offers a wider color range, smooth gradations, and detailed, vibrant color reproduction than other printing methods. The matte finish offers a velvety and rich finishing.
This is a print of an original analog collage artwork by Maryland artist, Lior Ocean, entitled “WRITING LIFE INTO THE FUTURE.” The piece is composed of analog paper collage using reclaimed materials (junk mail, thrifted magazines, trash) in a very slow, tactile process that takes days/weeks to complete. The art-making process of turning something old into something new speaks to the process of liberation and transformation itself.
This piece represents the necessity of vision holding, dreaming, and hope in a world that seeks to sell us death, destruction, and isolation at every turn. In Lior’s art, they write life into the future by centering beauty, color, joy, and the interbeingness of our world.