Ashvin Harrison Australian, 1984
Universal Ambiguity (Hand Embellished Giclée), 2024
Printed archival ink giclée with acrylic paint on canvas
Edition of 50
Comparing oranges and apples can drive one mad. The explosion of thought to the realisation of insignificance in the scope of the universe through a philosophy of existentialism and absurdism...
Comparing oranges and apples can drive one mad. The explosion of thought to the realisation of insignificance in the scope of the universe through a philosophy of existentialism and absurdism has inspired the creation of this artwork ‘Universal Ambiguity’. This charcoal and acrylic painting on fine art ready to hang canvas is an expression of life through thought, emotion with fine art realism, expressionism and abstract styles. Charcoal provides the representational structure for the person in business suit holding the choices of existence, using a unique and also made up technique with paint brushes. A flow of acrylic was poured. Thin and thick paint in various space themed colour acrylic splashed in energetic motion. Oil paint throughout for highlights and extra realism.
The limited edition consists of 50 prints total, regardless of size chosen by collectors.
Artwork ships rolled, with 1.5-inch (4 cm) mirrored edges beyond the artwork size and a white border, ready to stretch.
Free shipping.
Gallery framed option available for an additional charge; framed pieces arrive ready to hang. Inquire for pricing options.
Delivery ranges from 1–3 weeks, depending on destination.
Prices increase every 10 editions sold.
Certificate of authenticity provided.
The limited edition consists of 50 prints total, regardless of size chosen by collectors.
Artwork ships rolled, with 1.5-inch (4 cm) mirrored edges beyond the artwork size and a white border, ready to stretch.
Free shipping.
Gallery framed option available for an additional charge; framed pieces arrive ready to hang. Inquire for pricing options.
Delivery ranges from 1–3 weeks, depending on destination.
Prices increase every 10 editions sold.
Certificate of authenticity provided.