Balmoral Wood
60 × 90 cm
Edition 2/50
The Story
Balmoral Wood is a photograph of the reflection off the surface of the water of the side of the Balmoral Baths. The artwork evoked in me the essence of Australian Aboriginal dreamtime paintings
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Artwork Material
Signed and numbered original Giclee print on museum quality archival paper - Giclee Print on Hahnemeuhle German Etching Rag 310gsm
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Paintings on Water Collection
The Paintings on Water series explores the natural world as a source of abstraction in art. I propose that abstract painting is not merely an act of unconscious imagination by an artist but rather the result of subconscious observations grounded in reality. These works are a visual expression of how the mind perceives and interprets the world. Using a modern tool—the digital camera—I have captured the unconscious abstractions found in nature. These images invite viewers to engage their own perceptions, contemplating what these organic forms and patterns represent.
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Ralph Kerle's Flexible Payment Offer
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Spread the remaining cost over 4 manageable monthly payments.
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60 × 90 cm
Edition 2/50
The Story
Balmoral Wood is a photograph of the reflection off the surface of the water of the side of the Balmoral Baths. The artwork evoked in me the essence of Australian Aboriginal dreamtime paintings
Click on the Artwork for a Full Screen View
______________________________________________________
Artwork Material
Signed and numbered original Giclee print on museum quality archival paper - Giclee Print on Hahnemeuhle German Etching Rag 310gsm
______________________________________________________
Paintings on Water Collection
The Paintings on Water series explores the natural world as a source of abstraction in art. I propose that abstract painting is not merely an act of unconscious imagination by an artist but rather the result of subconscious observations grounded in reality. These works are a visual expression of how the mind perceives and interprets the world. Using a modern tool—the digital camera—I have captured the unconscious abstractions found in nature. These images invite viewers to engage their own perceptions, contemplating what these organic forms and patterns represent.
______________________________________________________
Ralph Kerle's Flexible Payment Offer
Enjoy the flexibility of a 10% deposit to secure this artwork
Spread the remaining cost over 4 manageable monthly payments.
Click here to apply for the deposit plan and to acquire your artwork immediately.
______________________________________________________
For inquiries regarding commissioned pieces please email us.
Shipping Details
Fine art packaging
Ships domestically and internationally
Insurance included
Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity
7 Day money back guarantee
60 × 90 cm
Edition 2/50
The Story
Balmoral Wood is a photograph of the reflection off the surface of the water of the side of the Balmoral Baths. The artwork evoked in me the essence of Australian Aboriginal dreamtime paintings
Click on the Artwork for a Full Screen View
______________________________________________________
Artwork Material
Signed and numbered original Giclee print on museum quality archival paper - Giclee Print on Hahnemeuhle German Etching Rag 310gsm
______________________________________________________
Paintings on Water Collection
The Paintings on Water series explores the natural world as a source of abstraction in art. I propose that abstract painting is not merely an act of unconscious imagination by an artist but rather the result of subconscious observations grounded in reality. These works are a visual expression of how the mind perceives and interprets the world. Using a modern tool—the digital camera—I have captured the unconscious abstractions found in nature. These images invite viewers to engage their own perceptions, contemplating what these organic forms and patterns represent.
______________________________________________________
Ralph Kerle's Flexible Payment Offer
Enjoy the flexibility of a 10% deposit to secure this artwork
Spread the remaining cost over 4 manageable monthly payments.
Click here to apply for the deposit plan and to acquire your artwork immediately.
______________________________________________________
For inquiries regarding commissioned pieces please email us.
Shipping Details
Fine art packaging
Ships domestically and internationally
Insurance included
Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity
7 Day money back guarantee
Ralph Kerle’s Objet D’Art are designed as acrylic facemounts. Acrylic facemounting is a process involving the application of an optically transparent adhesive to the face of a fine art photographic print.
The print adheres to the acrylic, otherwise known as plexiglass. giving the fine art photograph a very modern and vibrant look.
Plexiglass sheeting’s clarity allows for more than 90% of light to pass through, making it more transparent than glass.. Importantly, plexiglass remains clear in all conditions.
Part of the Paintings on Water Series
Paintings On Water is composed of works that reflect on abstractions in nature as an art form.
I am of the opinion abstract painting is not an unconscious act of visualization by an artist. I believe it forms as the result of an artist's subconscious observation in reality and an abstract painting is the artist's manifestation of what their brain has perceived it sees.
The Paintings On Water series is based on capturing those unconscious abstractions in nature first, using a 21st Century medium - the digital camera - enabling the viewer to form their own perceptions of what these natural abstractions represent.