Tired

€840.00

FINE ART PRINT ON HAHNEMÜHLE
PHOTO RAG - ARCHIVAL PAPER
50 X 70 CM ( 19.69 X 27.56 IN )
EDITION 1/4
2025

Tired captures a part of my current state of being, overwhelmed by the weight of exhaustion. It speaks to both the physical toll of constant sleep deprivation and the emotional fatigue that comes with life’s struggles. Matters of the heart, relationships, whether you have them or not. Injustice, war, political distress, societal imbalance, economic strain. The exhaustion of a long, shitty day, yet also the kind that comes from dancing the night away with your girls.

The cool blue glow in the background and the pink flush on my cheeks reflect the energy of nightlife, the ambiance of neon lights. But my expression is stern and heavy, shifting the focus to the burn of exhaustion. The piece plays on the duality of being both positively and negatively tired, drained yet alive, weary yet full.

FINE ART PRINT ON HAHNEMÜHLE
PHOTO RAG - ARCHIVAL PAPER
50 X 70 CM ( 19.69 X 27.56 IN )
EDITION 1/4
2025

Tired captures a part of my current state of being, overwhelmed by the weight of exhaustion. It speaks to both the physical toll of constant sleep deprivation and the emotional fatigue that comes with life’s struggles. Matters of the heart, relationships, whether you have them or not. Injustice, war, political distress, societal imbalance, economic strain. The exhaustion of a long, shitty day, yet also the kind that comes from dancing the night away with your girls.

The cool blue glow in the background and the pink flush on my cheeks reflect the energy of nightlife, the ambiance of neon lights. But my expression is stern and heavy, shifting the focus to the burn of exhaustion. The piece plays on the duality of being both positively and negatively tired, drained yet alive, weary yet full.

 

Technical Information

This is an original digital fine art creation, developed on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag archival paper. This choice ensures exceptional quality and longevity for each artwork, with the paper itself offering a life expectancy of several hundred years.

The distinction between a standard print and a fine art print, particularly in my work, lies in the treatment of the digital medium. I approach the digital canvas with the same dedication as a traditional one, employing various brush strokes, tools, and techniques to enhance depth and fully explore the creative possibilities of digital art. As an acrylic artist, I incorporate acrylic elements into my digital creations and often finish them with oils, spray paint, markers, and specialized brushes. This process adds depth, dimension, and layering, bringing each piece to life.