"Elva V" is part of a series celebrating the power of 1, the number of originality and independence. "Some believe the number 1, when repeated in sequence, is linked to spirituality and awakening," says the artist. "I really love how primitive the pattern is, almost like a subconscious message." Originally created with India ink painted on watercolor paper. Reproduced here using the artist's original techniques. Hangs in two orientations.
Steven Sabados is a Toronto-based artist who draws on layers of emotion, personal reflection and unique artisanal techniques to create his meditative works. "I like to interplay multiple forms of artistry—spray paint, chalk, oil, pastel, photography, silk screen—and layer them to create a rich collage."
| • | Reproduced based on artist's original technique |
| • | Printed on canvas with hand-painted black acrylic paint details |
| • | Polystyrene matte black shadow box frame |
| • | Framed under glass |
| • | Can be hung vertically or horizontally |
| • | Wipe clean with a soft cloth |
