Title
Train - Small Edition
Artist
GUWEIZ
- Regular price
- ¥39,600
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- ¥39,600
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Artwork Details
Train - Small Edition
Artist
GUWEIZ
Detail Information
Size: 7.28 × 11.69 in
Technique: Metal Canvas Art(MCA)
Material: Metal and Painting
Total Editions: 20
Weight: 0.8 kg
Framing: Included
Frame Type: Art Frame Box | BLACK
Certificate of Authenticity: Included
Signed: Included
Sign Type: Signed with edition number on the certificate of authenticity
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Knight Laundry - Small Edition
Knight Laundry - Small Edition
Total Editions: 20
- Regular price
- ¥39,600
- Sale price
- ¥39,600
- Regular price
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Comment
Witches are often accompanied by cats in popular culture, and the duo depicted here is very much inspired by this. What I wanted to create beyond that however, was to tell a detailed story using the world around them. There are various places that a witch would frequent, perhaps a cottage in the woods, or an apothecary. Rather than the more common choices, I wondered what it would be like if such a character found themselves in modern life, except in a much more run down and grimy world. Using this idea, I wanted to draw a train that looked both mundane and real, but also dirty and touched by the supernatural. The subtle occult elements of the handprints and red light were also touches that I felt complemented the characters.