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narcissism
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narcissism
Detail Information
Size: 23.03 × 16.53 in [framed size]27.12 × 20.62 in
Technique: Metal Canvas Art(MCA)
Material: Metal and Painting
Total Editions: 20
Framing: Included
Frame Type: Framed With a Mat
Certificate of Authenticity: Included
Signed: Included
Sign Type: Signed on the Metal Canvas Art | Edition on the certificate of authenticity
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eye / Another
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Total Editions: 1
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altruism
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Total Editions: 20
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I
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Total Editions: 20
Remaining Editions: 1
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GAAAT's unique art expression: Metal Canvas Art
What is Metal Canvas Art?
Metal Canvas Art is a new art experience proposed by GAAAT. Each piece of metal canvas art is carefully handcrafted by expert artisans to provide an unique immersive experience that accentuates the three-dimensionality of the artwork while possessing the weight and beauty of metal materials. In addition, it offers superior durability, resisting sunlight and humidity, allowing its beauty to be enjoyed over a long period of time.
Outstanding expressiveness through proprietary technology
The special data design technology that divides digital data into 32 layers is utilized to achieve subtle expression of unevenness and color. As a result, you can feel the deep texture and three-dimensionality that you cannot find in conventional art works.
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But whenever I try to care for others, I always end up confronting my own self-love.
It makes me wonder: is there really anyone who can truly care for others without it reflecting back on themselves?
Is it even right for love—whether for others or for oneself—to exist like a mirror image?
With that question in mind, I decided to create a pair of artworks centered around altruism and self-love.
I chose similar materials and output methods for both pieces, and created them as counterparts to one another.