Description

About Unfinished Grief Unframed | the Painting

This work of art itself, Unfinished Grief, is not to try to explain anything about grief. I already realize that there will never be enough years in my life to explain grief. Even what little I know about it today. Or how much I “think” I have experienced it. Or how much of it I am bound to live through. At least until I become someone else’s grief. Yes, there is some measure of cruelty in the title. But that’s what grief is; cruel!

When describing the effects of grief, it becomes apparent that it is, within its own frequency of life, unfinished grief. Labeling Grief as devastating would be mild! Grief is never really finished! Whatever the loss, something within us will forever be unfinished. That “something” is simply devastatingly complicated “grief”!

Beyond The Unfinished Grief of Loss

Within this artwork, the ghostly angelic figure emerges as a poignant symbol of transition. It embodies the idea of returning to a realm of peace and comfort. The sentiment of missing those who have passed is coupled with the understanding that they are now at home with loved ones. Thus, the piece invites contemplation on these dualities of life and death. Consequently, urging viewers to connect with their own experiences of grief and find solace in the shared nature of this emotion.

The Giclée Print Paper

The Giclée print of Unfinished Grief, originally an oil on canvas art work, is produced using a traditional copperplate mold- made paper. Indeed, a paper specifically designed with fine art heavily in mind. Hahnemühle German Etching is made from 100% alpha cellulose. This is the element that highlights a velvety tactile feel. It displays a clearly defined felt-like structure. A texture that is ideal for reproducing art at a very high quality.

Framing Considerations

You are purchasing a Giclée print, Unfinished Grief unframed (print only) now. However, you may have already considered framing. Therefore, please consider the following. Alongside print size considerations, you should set your framing to evoke a defined ambiance. For this particular art piece, the artist’s choice would be a black frame. However, the framing must also complement your personal desired, developed ambiance within the living space you plan to display it.

Choose framing that creates a more suitable overall color palette. Notwithstanding, one that should also fit your home decor. Be it style, color scheme, and arrangement of furnishings. Choose framing that defines the visual look and the aesthetic feel of your interior space. In addition, your choice of framing should compliment the Giclée print of Unfinished Grief itself as well.

Other Framing Considerations

When considering the color and style of framing, consider other factors as well. Likewise, accessories such as smaller items like rugs, other art pieces, and lighting should go into your choice of selection.

Thank You for considering this art piece for creating your living space ambiance!