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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Graffiti on Canvas , Other rigid frame
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 53.1x82.7in
About this artwork
We don't see a peacock very often. A peacock is one of the most beautiful and extraordinary living beings, it is, so to speak, the mirror of our world. The less we see it, the less we have the chance to preserve our nature.
This work is a mixture of photography, printing, acrylic, spray paint and a special resin. George only uses high quality fine art canvases, which he combines with an exclusive, already stretched canvas frame in excellent museum… quality. George's technique is unique and protected from external influences; his works could even survive outside.
Almost all of George's artwork say please touch, yes you heard that right. Unlike most artists, George encourages the viewer to touch his work. Blind people enjoy a unique emotional feeling. George's works of art are a very special experience for everyone.
This work is a mixture of photography, printing, acrylic, spray paint and a special resin. George only uses high quality fine art canvases, which he combines with an exclusive, already stretched canvas frame in excellent museum… quality. George's technique is unique and protected from external influences; his works could even survive outside.
Almost all of George's artwork say please touch, yes you heard that right. Unlike most artists, George encourages the viewer to touch his work. Blind people enjoy a unique emotional feeling. George's works of art are a very special experience for everyone.
George Maxwell
Switzerland
Credentials
- Works on commission
« THE BIG BANG was the greatest work of art of all time, everything we can imagine was created by this work, which means everything in our universe is art. »
George Maxwell is a multidisciplinary artist based in Switzerland whose paintings have been exhibited nationally. He describes his diverse pieces as reflecting the beauty of the universe, as well as translating both the highs and lows of his personal experience. Maxwell often employs photographs taken in his travels, digitally editing them, and transfering the images onto canvas with spray paint, acrylics, resin, etc.