GLAD AND SAD - LTD 1/25
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€1,211.00
Size: 100 x 100 cm / 40 x 40″
Framing: White
- The Setting:
She stands at the threshold where the heavy, unyielding earth meets the restless, shifting tide. The beach is cold, draped in a thick coastal mist that blurs the horizon. Behind her, two distant figures fade into the fog—ghosts of her past, or perhaps people she chose to leave behind. She is moving forward, but she has stopped for one final look.
The Black Dress & The Silver Skin:
She wears a structured black dress, not out of mourning for a funeral, but as a deliberate shield. Black is the color of endings, but it is also the color of a blank canvas before the first stroke of paint. Her skin shimmers with metallic silver—a transformation. She is shedding her old skin, calcifying her vulnerability into armor, and turning her pain into something precious and radiant.
The Citrus Anchor:
At her feet lies a single, bright citrus fruit, washed up by the waves or dropped from her hand. It represents the duality of her reality: the bitter and the sweet. You cannot have the juice without the sting; you cannot have the joy without the grief. It is a vibrant, living punch of color in a gray world—a sign that life is still calling to her.
Why is she Glad? Why is she Sad?
She is Sad because a major chapter of her life has died. A relationship, an era, or a version of herself has been permanently washed away by the tide. The weight of what was lost still catches in her throat and pools in the glossy reflection of her eyes.
But she is Glad because she survived it. The faint, knowing micro-smile on her lips is the quiet thrill of new freedom. She is glad because the storm has passed, the shackles are off, and she finally owns her own future. She is not running away; she is walking away with absolute grace. - Poly-cotton blend canvas with a matte/satin finish. Scratch, crack, and warp resistant.
- Vibrant, long-lasting colors with water-based HP Latex inks and UV protection.
- Solid wooden frame from renewable sources, 4 cm deep.
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About The artist: klemenza
Klemenza (Morten) is a formally educated Norwegian graphic designer and contemporary digital artist operating from Norway. His work explores Nordic landscapes and human anatomy under the banner of Norwegian Noir or Electric Melancholy, featuring recognition such as the Florence Biennale 2027 and museum-grade Giclée prints backed by a 100+ year lightfastness guarantee.
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