Elemental #2
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Humans, and our cousins, have been making art for hundreds of thousands of years, but never, in all that time, has art been created solely from the elements: earth, fire, water and air. It’s elemental, and undone. Until now.
Artist: Bryant Rousseau, an editor at The New York Times by night and an Inside Out conceptual artist by day
Red dirt, watercolor, fire, artist’s breath. on 12”x 9” fine paper. Matted and framed (14” x 11” wooden frame)
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Humans, and our cousins, have been making art for hundreds of thousands of years, but never, in all that time, has art been created solely from the elements: earth, fire, water and air. It’s elemental, and undone. Until now.
Artist: Bryant Rousseau, an editor at The New York Times by night and an Inside Out conceptual artist by day
Red dirt, watercolor, fire, artist’s breath. on 12”x 9” fine paper. Matted and framed (14” x 11” wooden frame)
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(Note: Some earth may shift during shipping.)