Dimensions
Unframed WxH : 60cm x 80cm 
Framed WxH: 62,4cm x 82,4cm

Print
Fine Art Giclée print for longevity and UV stability on 308gsm Hahnemühle Fine Art paper. 100% end-to-end carbon neutral.
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Frame
FSC®-certified wood frames complete with high quality glass windows ready to be hung. All woods are solid & sustainably sourced, not made up of any reconstituted materials. 100% acid free materials. 
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Limited Edition
Reproductions are limited to a total of 50 prints. Once a print collection is sold out, it will not be reproduced again.

Authentification
Each limited edition print arrives with a signed certificate of authenticity and is individually numbered.

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The Art piece

Fallen Swan portrays a nude man with arms spread wide, embodying vulnerability and acceptance. A calla lily, symbolizing purity and rebirth, rests on his lap, while a fallen swan, representing beauty and life's fragility, lies in his arms. The swan evokes the myth of Leda and Zeus, where Zeus, in the guise of a swan, brought both creation and chaos, reflecting the dual nature of beauty: its power and its impermanence.

The man’s posture mirrors the role of a collector, akin to a modern Orpheus, who seeks to immortalize fleeting wonders, striving against the inevitable passage of time. The lily, often associated with Hera in mythology, symbolizes the divine grace the collector wishes to preserve. Together, these elements weave a story of human longing to capture and honor beauty in a world where all things fade.

Location of drawing
Paris, France

Released
2025

Soundtrack
From Schumann and Shostakovich to the cinematic textures of Nino Nardini, this art piece was drawn to a mostly instrumental backdrop. Here the full unfiltered playlist for the series "Ode to the Collector"

Calla Lily

Leda and the Swan, 1530, Michelangelo