Leucospermum 1/10
US$ 4,500
Overview
2021
Pigment, Pigment Print on Archival Cotton Rag
Edition of 10
Dimensions: 63cm (H) x 63cm (W) / 24.8" (H) x 24.8" (W)
Note: Actual colours may vary due to photography & computer settings
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About the art
Artist statement
Fossil - A series of works looking at the human mind's inability to perceive the vastness of time and humanity's fragility. These prehistoric plants evolved before the advent of bees. Bee's are familiar to most and have used them as a unit of measure. These living fossils give a sense of their physicality to the viewer and immediacy to their reality. A species normally lasts around 10-20 million years, these living fossils show the duality of the hope of life and also its frailty.
Leucospermum - Part of a family of flowers over 300 Million years old, predating bees by 180 million years.
Pigment print on archival cotton rag
Edition 1/5 +2AP
Image size 50x50cm | 19.68”x19.68”
Paper size 60x60cm | 23.62”x23.62”
Framed with black timber 2x4cm with Ultra View Glass
Framed Size 63x63cm | 24.8”x24.8”
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Comes with a signed and serialised certificate
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Artist profile
Kyle Hoffmann
Born: 1985
Hometown: Sydney
Based in: Sydney, Australia
Currently living and working in Sydney, Australia.
Kyle Hoffmann is an artist working primarily with analogue photographic processes. His work is inspired by the natural world and fundamental hidden phenomena that shape our human experience. Fascinated by these mechanisms, the movements of deep time, and how they influence our perceived reality. …
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