The parent parakeet (or Budgie) is flying back to their nest built in the sun, the highest, life-giving source, with the geometric shards peeling off from the parent to form a protective barrier from predators represents how one gives a part of one's self to continue life on this earth and to build a home that keeps their children safe. A hidden, menacing dark bird is obscured behind her to allude to the danger of those who seek to harm or steal from others who work so hard for what they have. One must not give too much that their own armor is not strong enough to protect themselves and thus, the home they have built.
This was my section of a collaboration with Chris Silkwood and Emily Dingman as part of a charity auction with Art On The Ave. a couple years ago that helps fund low income housing. Original was auctioned off and sold.
A must have for any art collector with a penchant for geometry and nature!
Sizes available:
5" x 7" paper - image size is 3.3" x 6.9" (Open Edition)
11" x 14" paper - image size is 6.5235" x 13.5" - Edition of 100
13" x 19" paper - image size is 9" x 18.7" - Edition of 100
Unframed fine art giclée print, printed with pigment inks on high quality acid-free archival paper to ensure the highest quality and longevity that will last a lifetime. Comes with a acid free mounted mat board presented flat in a cellophane sleeve with a backing board.
• Hand signed with print number on front.
• All prints come unframed/unmatted and have extra space to allow for matting & framing.
• Acid free archival 88lb. Polar Matte Card Stock.
• Printed with epson archival pigment inks.
• Paper prints need to framed behind glass to protect against UV damage, moisture and dust.
**Note: Print quality is greater than photos.