Connect CMS Image fields (Image 1–10)
ARTIST: | |
TITLE: | PRAY TO NOTHINGBURGER |
YEAR: | 2026 |
MATERIAL: | SILK, OIL PASTEL, DYE, PENCIL OIL PAINT, CANVAS |
DIMENSIONS: | 21 x 27 CM |
DESCRIPTION: | From the Proof of Life series - forgotten online images repurposed through cycles of destruction and reconstruction, exploring visibility, longing and the desire to be seen. Standard display methods apply; handle with care. |
ARTIST: | |
TITLE: | PRAY TO NOTHINGBURGER |
YEAR: | 2026 |
MATERIAL: | SILK, OIL PASTEL, DYE, PENCIL OIL PAINT, CANVAS |
DIMENSIONS: | 21 x 27 CM |
DESCRIPTION: | From the Proof of Life series - forgotten online images repurposed through cycles of destruction and reconstruction, exploring visibility, longing and the desire to be seen. Standard display methods apply; handle with care. |
ARTIST: | |
TITLE: | PRAY TO NOTHINGBURGER |
YEAR: | 2026 |
MATERIAL: | SILK, OIL PASTEL, DYE, PENCIL OIL PAINT, CANVAS |
DIMENSIONS: | 21 x 27 CM |
DESCRIPTION: | From the Proof of Life series - forgotten online images repurposed through cycles of destruction and reconstruction, exploring visibility, longing and the desire to be seen. Standard display methods apply; handle with care. |
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