Zedist Artichoke | Original
Showing the similarities between living organic systems and crystalline patterns, the artichoke is a slice of Fibonacci perfection. Painted in Kensington in 2002 - Oil on Canva - 18”x24”.
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The artichoke, along with the Rose, is one in a two-part attempt to overlap a plants leaf and petal geometry with Zedist tessellations. I wanted to show the similarities between living organic systems and crystalline inorganic shapes. This piece was also a monochromatic study. Plants display some of the most ornate and intricate natural patterns and long range order on the planet.
We are absolutely thrilled to release Zedist originals for sale into the general marketplace. The original materials and media are specified above. All originals have been cared for and stored by the artist in a controlled environment in order to keep them pristine, sometimes over many years. Due to normal aging, some minor paint cracking, blemishes, or materials degradation may have occurred. It is our professional opinion that any of these very minor defects do not detract from the original works’ craftsmanship, quality, or colors, and in fact simply elevate their personalities. Due to extensive packaging for shipment, comprehensive insurance, and the living nature of original works, all sales on originals are final and cannot be refunded or returned. Please contact us with any questions about purchasing a Zedist master work!
Originals are securely packaged for shipment in double-walled boxes or custom-built crates after being carefully wrapped in protective non-stick paper, foam, or bubble wrap. They are shipped by a professional artwork transport company and insured for the full value of the work. Due to the delicate organic nature of an original work and the care required to pack and transport them, all sales on originals are final. Please contact us with any questions about purchasing a Zedist master work!
