The work
A pink fish with its fin transformed into a beautiful protea. The protea flower, one of the oldest flowers in the world, symbolizes diversity because it can take on countless forms. It gets its name from the Greek god Proteus, who could change his shape at will.
This floral artwork is part of the series "When fauna is flora", in which animal and plant nature merge in a poetic way.
Limited edition : only 50 units available.
This surrealist botanical watercolor artwork is printed in museum quality and will come with a handwritten poem at the bottom:
"When fauna becomes flora, an ocean blooms."
Technical details
Paper: Hahnemühle 350gr, 100% cotton
Digigraphie® Certificate
Dimensions: 21x29.7cm (horizontal)
Signed and numbered by the artist
Frame not included
Shipping and presentation
Due to the thickness and nature of the paper, the artwork will be shipped flat, carefully protected with tissue paper, moisture-proof plastic, and an elegant recycled cardboard folder. Perfect as a gift or to keep as a collector's item!
Appreciation for quality
This artwork has been printed using Giclée Fine Art techniques, guaranteeing a lifespan of over 100 years without significant color fading. Hahnemühle paper, renowned for its excellence in fine art, provides a texture and durability that enhance the visual and tactile experience. Ideal for those who value quality and longevity in art.
The artist
Sofía Cristina Jiménez, a contemporary visual artist, has exhibited her work in prestigious international galleries and art fairs. Her work has been recognized with the IE Foundation's First Prize for Poetry and an Honorable Mention in the YOT Prize.
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This print belongs to the Botanical Aquarium series, where the protea and the fish share the same impossible anatomy. It is a limited edition print within the collection of original watercolor prints, where each flower-fish emerges from watercolor on Arches paper. The print is signed and numbered, with Digigraphie certification, and is part of the collection of original watercolor prints.
