Triptych of Big Tree with its RACIEL. Here we are in front of the largest tree in Canada, named "Big Tree" or "Giant of Cheewhat", a red cedar about 2000 years old on the island of Vancouver. Well hidden from the eyes of the uninitiated, it is fortunately protected in the National Reserve "Pacific Rim", luck that many ancestral trees are not on this so magnificent island...
The work TRANS-CENDANCE #10, V1 is the result of a collaboration in digital creation by the duo. The RACIEL is chosen according to its shape, its color , its expression then it is photographed and integrated into the image of the tree. Here the RACIEL could only prostrate itself in front of this monument of the forest, watching for millennia over its fellows and many other species. Several variations of the same work can be created.
An edition of 25 prints in 4 different formats is offered.
Museum (archive) quality pigment print on 100% cotton paper with a velvety, lightly textured matte finish.