Mike Estabrook
Jolene, Collector of Us All (Green), 2021
Jolene, Collector of Us All (Green), 2021
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She is the face we all see at the end.
Her beauty is indeed beyond compare, and her sadness and awe are the life that spills endlessly from and back to her. She appears to some as emerald and auburn, to others as gray and black, brown, pink, aqua, porcelain, khaki, purple, and countless other colors not yet visible to the living. Her kindness is expressed through fascination tinted with compassion. She intends no harm.
These works are part of my series of mostly large scale paintings called “Psychopomps, gods and arcana”. These are a series of acrylic paintings depicting neo-pagan gods that are concocted from personal, unconscious symbolism. To access this subconscious well, I incorporate chance-based techniques into the design, such as automatic drawing and a randomized system of coloration, determined with dice rolls.
The original work is acrylic on canvas.
PRINT DETAILS
PRINT DETAILS
Limited edition reprint of the original artwork.
Printed on 11" x 14" Innova Soft White Cotton (IFA-15) with a 1/2" border.
UNMOUNTED VS. MOUNTED
UNMOUNTED VS. MOUNTED
The printer can provide a Sintra mount with a hardwood frame backing and Z-clips for an additional cost of $100.
If you choose to frame it yourself, 11"x 14" is a standard frame size at most frame shops.
AUTHENTICITY
AUTHENTICITY
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Mike Estabrook
These works are part of my series of mostly large scale paintings called “Psychopomps, gods and arcana”. These are a series of acrylic paintings depicting neo-pagan gods that are concocted from personal, unconscious symbolism. To access this subconscious well, I incorporate chance-based techniques into the design, such as automatic drawing and a randomized system of coloration, determined with dice rolls.
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