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Location: Kruger National Park, South Africa
The stripes of a zebra are individually distinctive, much like a fingerprint. Bringing these two faces close together allows their differences to emerge within a pattern that initially seems continuous. The fine grain of the coats, the direction of the stripes and the small details around each eye reward a slower look. It is an encounter that moves between two recognisable animals and an almost abstract arrangement of black and white.
Artwork #2 — A002
Framed Fine-Art Paper, Semi Gloss
Size: 42 × 28 cm (WxH)
Frame: Standard, Grained textured black, 40 × 35 mm; single mat, 5 cm border
Limited edition of 1,500, across all sizes and materials combined.
Location: Kruger National Park, South Africa
The stripes of a zebra are individually distinctive, much like a fingerprint. Bringing these two faces close together allows their differences to emerge within a pattern that initially seems continuous. The fine grain of the coats, the direction of the stripes and the small details around each eye reward a slower look. It is an encounter that moves between two recognisable animals and an almost abstract arrangement of black and white.
Artwork #2 — A002
Framed Fine-Art Paper, Semi Gloss
Size: 42 × 28 cm (WxH)
Frame: Standard, Grained textured black, 40 × 35 mm; single mat, 5 cm border
Limited edition of 1,500, across all sizes and materials combined.