A stunning reproduction of Canberra artist Adriana Seserkos "Where the Poppies Grow". Seserko's work portrays the poppy not as a pretty decorative flower, but as a metaphor for the human condition. Imparted with each brush stroke is a sense of melancholy that reflects a dark moment in our history. "It is imperative that we remember the harsh reality of war, so we may ensure a future free of conflict and violence. To remember is to honour the countless lives sacrificed during the world wars, and to uphold their legacy of peace. After all, their deaths were the price of our freedom. Like the poppy that grows strong despite the odds, men too endure. In ravaged earth little else survives, yet with the desolation, the poppy flourishes and brings with it hope for a brighter tomorrow." - Adriana Seserko.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Colour: Multi-colour
Material: Hahnemuhle Daguerre Canvas and pigment inks.
Dimensions: 1200mm x 600mm (plus solid colour edge for frame edging)
Limited Edition Volume: Only 25 canvases to be created.
