"Pollination" Giclée Prints
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$75.00
$75.00
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Giclee Prints are created with Epson Surecolor P600 with pigment inks on Aurora Archival Art Paper.
Embellished Prints are 8" X 10" Giclée prints adhered to cradled art board and embellished by hand with metallic paints.
Limited Edition (100) Signed Giclée Prints available in 1/2" - 1" bordered images on 13" X 19" paper and ready for you to mat/frame however you would prefer.
Prints shipped Priority USPS.
"Pollination" copyright karin bolstad 2016
The series "Mon Jardin Secret" (My Secret Garden), was initially inspired by the book “What French Women Know”. Author Debra Ollivier writes -
“…..(French Womens) secret gardens bloom not in the harsh glare of sunlight but in the coolness of shades of grey.”
“…French women also have the capacity to access something that is elegant yet very simple, without the artifice and seemingly without the effort. It is fair to assume, all things considered, that this “something” - this implication of knowing radiance that goes beyond the realm of the explicit - it is, in fact is the glimmer of one’s inner life.”
I’m exploring the idea of a woman’s “secret garden” as a metaphor for her inner life, her passions, her mysteries, her natural wild state, her true self - beyond the roles she plays within our culture.
Fourth in the series, "Pollination", represents Summer.
“…..(French Womens) secret gardens bloom not in the harsh glare of sunlight but in the coolness of shades of grey.”
“…French women also have the capacity to access something that is elegant yet very simple, without the artifice and seemingly without the effort. It is fair to assume, all things considered, that this “something” - this implication of knowing radiance that goes beyond the realm of the explicit - it is, in fact is the glimmer of one’s inner life.”
I’m exploring the idea of a woman’s “secret garden” as a metaphor for her inner life, her passions, her mysteries, her natural wild state, her true self - beyond the roles she plays within our culture.
Fourth in the series, "Pollination", represents Summer.