This artwork by David Moraton is a striking black and white illustration that invites viewers to explore their perceptions of nature and reality. The drawing features a figure with arms reaching towards the sky, suggesting a sense of awe or reverence for the natural world. In one hand, the figure holds a leaf, symbolizing the interconnectedness of all living beings and the cycle of life. The style of the artwork is detailed and realistic, further emphasizing the importance of nature in this piece. The artist's use of black and white colors adds a timeless quality to the work, evoking emotions related to both the beauty and mystery of nature. This piece can be seen as a reflection of Moraton's belief that nature is interconnected and dynamic, and his desire to promote an elevated state of consciousness in which all elements of reality are seen as deeply connected. Original Signed Print Ipad Drawing 29x21 cm 2025
Signed Glicee Print by artist David Moraton. 64.4 x 46.0 cm. Edition of 15. Edition of 15
Signed Glicee Print by artist David Moraton. 64.4 x 46.0 cm. Edition of 15. Edition of 15
Signed Glicee Print by artist David Moraton. 32.0 x 26.7 cm. Edition of 15. Edition of 15
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Original Signed Print Ipad Drawing
29×21 cm
2025

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    The artwork by David Moraton depicts a figure reaching towards the sky with one hand holding a leaf, symbolizing interconnectedness and the cycle of life. The detailed, realistic style emphasizes nature’s importance and adds a timeless quality with its black and white colours, promoting an elevated state of consciousness.
    Original Signed Print Ipad Drawing
    29×21 cm
    2025

    Weight 1 kg
    Dimensions 1 × 21 × 29 cm
    media

    Glicee Print A2, Glicee Print A4
    frame

    Black Frame, Unframed, Wood Frame

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