Ouizi Heart of the Seas Art Print Release

PangeaSeed Foundation is pleased to announce the latest print release for thier 2019 print project, "In Peril". Featuring original artwork by supporting ARTivist Ouizi (USA), this hand-embellished limited art print edition highlights coral reef conservation and ecosystem vulnerability.

Artist: Ouizi (USA)
Title: "Heart of the Seas"
Dimensions: 9” x 12” inches full bleed with hand deckle edges
Each print is uniquely hand-embellished by the artist
Edition Size: Limited edition of 50 plus 5 APs signed/numbered by the artist
Pricing: $50 plus shipping

Available: Friday, May 17, 2019 at 12pm PDT via shop.pangeaseed.co

Artist Statement:

“In illustrating corals, I realized how much the forms and colors are reminiscent of the human circulatory system. It is easy to neglect taking notice of our heart's health when we are young and feeling invincible. It is only when we get older that we start to feel the effects of the things we have taken into our bodies throughout the years. We only decide to be proactive in taking better care of ourselves once it is too late. For the sake of our hearts and the oceans, the next generation is learning from past mistakes and starting to live consciously and with intention.”

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Ouizi Huo and Shui Prints

Detroit-based Ouizi thrives both in beautiful large scale floral murals as well as intricate gallery works and her latest editions Huo & Shui are a true testament to that. These Asian inspired hand-pulled screen prints were created in the 1xRUN Detroit studios with Master Screen Printer Jonny Alexander.

 "These two prints are a conversation about duality. One represents fire, and one represents water. Both elements cancel each other out, but have purposes to fulfill on their own. They are both essential for continuing life, but have the ability to take life. Yin and Yang. The style of this series was inspired by my recent trips to Thailand, Japan, and China. I visited a lot of temples and absorbed a lot of aesthetic information through out the places I went via textiles, architecture, crafts, etc. The ornate background also serves as an opposite to the floral subject matter, being hard and grid like, where as the flowers are organic and loose." - Ouizi

Buy them at 1xRUN.com

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