‘Sasha’- Limited Edition Lithograph
Limited Edition of 25 Giclée Prints
Dimensions: 74cm x 74cm
Price: USD$1,100 (inclusive of worldwide shipping)
artist statement and inspiration
This painting is about self-acceptance and the beauty of a bigger picture, told through the story of the flat nose. Sasha came at a tough time in my life, when I was batting with my roots and questions of my perception of myself.
As a child, my mum often told me that she told the nurse I wasn’t her baby because of my flat nose. A high nose in Asian culture represents high society; a flat nose, low society. I repeatedly heard this story and it deeply affected my self-confidence and beauty.
Through Sasha, I found expression in beauty in a different form. She has also taught me to embrace myself for who I am – and find beauty and pride in my flat nose. The original painting sold and auctioned to a private collector for a good cause. This is a Limited Edition lithograph of the original painting.
framing Inspiration
‘A complimentary frame does significantly more for a piece of art than just mounting it, it brings out the true colour and impression of the piece to fill the entire room adding elegance and a personal touch of style’
– Alexandra, Founder of Curate International Pte Ltd
‘Sasha’ - Recommended Framing Style
Together with Mishell we believe framing is an integral part of the full artistic appreciation of the piece, making it an extension of the artwork itself. Together as a team we spend hours designing each individual framing style to truly complement the piece of art, allowing it to work in any interior.
During the creative process we hand select each and every individual material and finish to create a truly unique artistically inspired style using only the highest quality of archival quality materials to preserve your work.
We would recommend you frame your limited edition lithograph archivally to protect the artwork using a 3” White Archival Museum Grade or Acid Free Mattboard, with a wide high gloss black or white sculpted frame to exaggerate ‘Sasha’s’ femininity and curves.
