A Thousand Hands
"A Thousand Hands", is a piece that features a mirrored composition of tree branches, which are intricately woven together to form a symmetrical, almost kaleidoscopic design. The central section displays a dense network of branches against a pale sky, creating an organic tapestry that resembles outstretched hands or limbs reaching in various directions, evoking a sense of both interconnectedness and complexity. The dark, contrasting borders add depth and intensity, highlighting the starkness of the skeletal branches. The title, "A Thousand Hands," hints at themes of collective strength, nature's reach, and perhaps the hidden connections within ecosystems or communities. The visual repetition and symmetry invite viewers to reflect on the unity and interdependence found in nature.
Maximilian Vermilye (b. 1993), also known as Max PhV, is a Swiss-based artist known for psychodynamic photography, a conceptual approach that transforms everyday scenes into surreal digital art using his smartphone. His work has been exhibited internationally, including in Geneva, London, Seoul, and the Metaverse, and was ranked among the top 20 photographers in Switzerland at the Swiss Photo Club 2021 exhibition.
Size 73 x 99 cm
Edition Open Edition
Materials 230gsm matt paper
Year 2024
Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity
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Carefully wrapped and packed in a protective cardboard tube. Worldwide shipping available.