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Bosporus

2020

Europe and Asia. Two continents - separated by the Bosporus strait, connected by the Bosporus bridge. Bosporus begins with a bridge and arrives at the eternal contest - between good and evil. At the centre a figure armed with experience, hovering on wings of knowledge and a hard-won worldview - caught between the two. The evil snake coils and stand between the central figure and the good wise old man. The good is never gone - just obscured. 

Bosporus carries the oldest question within it. Which side do you choose?

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€380,00
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Museum-quality pigment print on 308 gsm Hahnemühle PhotoRag acid free paper. Ships rolled in a protective tube. Ready to frame.
FSC certified aluminium frame with a slim profile that frames and accentuates the lines of the artwork perfectly. 2 mm glass with an easy mount construction. Ships flat in a cardboard box. Ready to hang.
Aluminium with a slim profile. Magnetic mounting and dismounting. This frame weighs ca. 4 times as much as a standard frame. 3 mm museum glass with almost 100% antiglare and 70% UV protection. Ships flat in a cardboard box. Ready to hang.

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