Transcendence - Artist Proof

Lucy Pittaway

£175

The push and pull, the twists and turns of life. It can take you in opposite directions sometimes gently turning you toward a different path altogether. Here, light blends into dark and dark into light. Which is positive, which is negative? Neither, really. Just experience, seen differently depending on the angle you look from. Softer and more contemplative than the rest of the Abstract Collection — this is the piece that sits between the two threads rather than fully inside either one, drifting somewhere between the lightness of a feather and the weight of a storm. Artist’s Proof – limited to

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