Standing on it’s own, “Momentum Metanoia” was started on the Summer Solstice (June 21st) 2019 in Santa Cruz, CA. It was completed on December 2nd, 2019 in a bizarre New Age “Temple” named Anam Cara; it existed somewhere south of San Francisco, but I don’t remember the name of the area. It called attention to the consideration: what does a crack house look like for the self-entitled and affluent? A whorehouse claiming healing?
This artwork brought about significant change in my life, and is the only thing which I still have in possession from before January 25th, 2020. The Original is hand-drawn and painted, and this canvas has been stretched by yours truly- I’m content with the results, but it is not professionally done.
For more information about my journey of creating this, please visit “Momentum Metanoia” under “Art Series.”
Specifics: giclee printing (archival quality) on canvas, personally framed and signed by yours truly. 16”x18” with a 3/4” frame, mirrored edges. UV-protective varnish layers are also applied, giving the print a gloss finish.
Standing on it’s own, “Momentum Metanoia” was started on the Summer Solstice (June 21st) 2019 in Santa Cruz, CA. It was completed on December 2nd, 2019 in a bizarre New Age “Temple” named Anam Cara; it existed somewhere south of San Francisco, but I don’t remember the name of the area. It called attention to the consideration: what does a crack house look like for the self-entitled and affluent? A whorehouse claiming healing?
This artwork brought about significant change in my life, and is the only thing which I still have in possession from before January 25th, 2020. The Original is hand-drawn and painted, and this canvas has been stretched by yours truly- I’m content with the results, but it is not professionally done.
For more information about my journey of creating this, please visit “Momentum Metanoia” under “Art Series.”
Specifics: giclee printing (archival quality) on canvas, personally framed and signed by yours truly. 16”x18” with a 3/4” frame, mirrored edges. UV-protective varnish layers are also applied, giving the print a gloss finish.
