Description
About the artwork:
Aergia is the Greek goddess and embodiment of sloth, idleness, apathy, and lethargy. This print by Balthazar Erasmus however is the opposite of Aergia ‘s indolence as his bold, expressive style by using stark black and white contrasts with dynamic, swirling chaotic lines lines that create a sense of movement and energy. The aggressive carving technique adds to the raw, unfiltered quality of the image.
Details and Dimensions:
Media: Lino cut (acrylic ink linoleum print) on Bristol no 1. The print is made by hand, not digital prints or a photo copies.
Original: Original one of a kind prints.
Quantity: 10
Size:30cm X 41cm
* Frame not included
About The Artist:
Balthazar Erasmus is a multi-disciplinary South African artist from Durban who creates meta-nature art using various mediums and techniques. In doing so, his creations often become clichés of art itself. The mission is to provide community art with a story that encapsulates and invites interpretation, reminding the viewer that they are a part of the experience.
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