Description

Floating Decay Objects Above the Lake examines impermanence through balance rather than collapse. Objects marked by decay are lifted from their expected fate, hovering calmly above a lake that mirrors both memory and loss. The water below becomes a boundary—separating reflection from reality, stillness from transformation.

The composition is rooted in geometric surrealism, where precise structure contrasts with organic deterioration. Instead of chaos, the decay is measured and deliberate, suggesting that erosion itself follows a hidden order. The suspended forms feel preserved in a moment outside time, inviting reflection on cycles of change, entropy, and renewal.

This artwork is offered as a strictly limited edition of 25 giclée prints. Once the edition is fully sold, the image will never be reprinted in this format, ensuring rarity and long-term collector value.

Each print is produced using archival pigment inks on museum-quality fine art paper, capturing the subtle tonal transitions, surface detail, and atmospheric depth of the original painting. The result is a piece that rewards prolonged viewing and thoughtful interpretation.

This work resonates with collectors drawn to conceptual surrealism, scientific and philosophical themes, and imagery that transforms decay into quiet contemplation rather than spectacle.