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Description:
A slightly whimsical, fine art print featuring a scene with a woman watering flowers, but the flowers, her heart, and the sun have all changed places, and the woman is growing roots from one of her feet.
In this world, the familiar order has quietly shifted. Hearts drift overhead, suns emerge from the soil, and people take root alongside the very things they tend. The print offers no explanation for these exchanges. Instead, it asks what might change if we stopped seeing ourselves as separate from the living world, and began to understand life as an endless web of borrowed forms, shared nourishment, and quiet interdependence.
The muted yellow, green and beige colours make this print fit in most spaces easily and inoffensively.
This print is a reproduction of an original oil painting, which belongs to the series, A Kin To Life, a collection of 13 textured oil paintings made with natural materials exploring the concept of interconnectedness and kin in nature.
The concept of interconnectedness and "kinship" in nature shifts our worldview from seeing humans as masters over nature to seeing humans as members of nature. Read the full story about the collection HERE.
☞ Official Observation No. 044: This print has been known to confuse most people and delight the rest. But understanding is not required for enjoyment.
Details:
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Print Title: Running In Circles
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Series: A Kin To Life
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Available Sizes: A5, A4, A3, 50x70, 70x100, 100x140
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Material: Museum-quality giclée print on heavyweight matte paper
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Style: surrealistic, earthy, folk-art inspired
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Shipping: Printed in Denmark — international shipping available
(US orders ship from the US to reduce emissions & avoid tariffs)
- Obs. The frame is not included
Perfect for:
✔ Cozy living rooms
✔ Art walls & reading corners
✔ Nature lovers & collectors of warm, expressive art ✔ Complements boho, eclectic, or cozy cottagecore decor