Boundaries Paradox

ID: P2021-74BB-300
Artist: Hendrik Ensing
Medium: Oil / Acrylic.
Bespoke:
The panels can be installed close together or far apart. Close panels makes for a smaller installation. Wider spaces between panels makes for a far larger installation.

The installation can span walls, interior spaces. It can flow around corners and flow into other rooms to connect spaces with the art.

This artwork is strictly custom made for you. It will be a limited edition original, one of five installations ever made. It is the only one with panels this size.

This art has a social-purpose to raise money for humanitarian causes.

The listed price above is only a third of the price. It starts the process. It allows me to begin creating your artwork. You also make a donation to an approved non-profit organization of your choice. Your donation amount needs to be twice the list price.

The donation is additional. The donation is used in a humanitarian charity of your choice.

This means this art is three times the list price. Check in with me to approve the charity to which you prefer to donate. I approve most humanitarian charities that help and serve people in most countries.

In buying this art you become a part of that social purpose. Send me proof of a current donation within 60 days. More ....

Substrate/panel: Tempered Hardboard
Substrate spacer from wall: Foam or board
Individual Panel Size: 30 cm x 30 cm
Wall Spacer:Foam or foam board; max 2.5 cm
The Wall Spacer ensures the panel sits proud of the wall, like it is floating.
I install robust black foam for this purpose. Foam is lightweight
and does a magnificent job of adhereing to the hardboard panel.
Panels can be fixed to the wall with Velcro patches or pin nails or both.
This is provided in the installation kit.

Delivery time: I can quote this at the time you order.

Meaning
This expresses the landscape of Discourse around contemporary moral dilemmas and social issues.
It is a narrative approach in art. It explores the concept of the legitimacy of more than two stories. It questions binary thinking around social issues.

This artwork is a series of panels using a limited palette.